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Django Waffle is (yet another) feature flipper for Django. You can define the conditions for which a flag should be active, and use it in a number of ways.
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BSD; see LICENSE file
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# Contributing to Waffle Waffle is pretty simple to hack, and has a decent test suite! Here’s how to hack Waffle, add tests, run them, and contribute changes.
Clone this repo
2. Set Up Setting up an environment is easy! You’ll want virtualenv and pip, then just create a new virtual environment and install the requirements:
$ mkvirtualenv waffle $ pip install -r requirements.txt Done!
3. Running Things Waffle comes with a helper shell script to run tests and create schema migrations: run.sh. To run the tests, just:
$ ./run.sh test Run the script with no arguments to see all the options.
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