fise.client 1.1

Demo Installation

If you want to try this package as is this is probably a good starting point.

Fetch the package sources and unpack them in a directory of your choice:

$ wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/f/fise.client/bda.cache-[VERSION].tar.gz
$ tar xzf bda.cache-[VERSION].tar.gz
$ cd bda.cache-[VERSION]

Python 2.6 or 2.7 needs to be available.

To avoid collisions with packages already installed in your pre-installed python virtualenv is used (instead of easy_install on Debian/Ubuntu sudo apt-get install python-virtual works fine):

$ easy_install virtualenv
$ python2.6 virtualenv  --no-site-packages py

Bootstrap and run the contained buildout. This fetches FISE early adopter release and provides a start script for FISE. It installs all Python dependencies of fise.client and provides a script to run all tests and a Python shell with all packaged installed:

$ ./py/bin/python bootstrap.py
$ ./bin/buildout

Start the FISE semantic engine.

$ ./bin/fise-instance

Now connect with a webbrower to http://localhost:8080/, the FISE web-frontend.

Running the tests shows if everything working as expected (needs a running fise-instance):

$ ./bin/tests

Start a Python shell with fise.client included:

$ ./bin/py

>>> from fise.client import FISE
>>>

Installation within existing environment

To add this package to an existing environment do:

$ easy_install fise.client

Or if your using zc.buildout add a line to the eggs in your buildout.cfg and re-run buildout:

[buildout]
...
eggs =
...
    fise.client
...

Or if your’e writing an own python-package add it to the install_requires section.

1.1

• make it work with restkit 3.2.3 [jensens, 2011-06-07]

1.0

• initial code, tests and documentation