1.1: (EITHER) Install using setup.py (preferred)

Install shakespeare using easy_install:

easy_install shakespeare

NB: If you don’t have easy_install you can get from here:

<http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/EasyInstall#installation-instructions>

1.2 (OR) Get the code straight from subversion

1. Check out the subversion trunk:

   svn co https://knowledgeforge.net/shakespeare/svn/trunk

2. Do:

   sudo python setup.py develop

1. Basic setup

To access most of the main features of Open Shakespeare you need a database. For this an other bits and bobs of configuration you will need a configuration file.

You can make a config file as follows:

paster make-config shakespeare {your-config.ini}

Tweak the config file as appropriate and then setup the application:

paster setup-app config.ini

[TODO: this should be part of setup-app]

Run:

$ shakespeare-admin db init

2. Extras

1. Search index. [TODO]

2. You can start a web server to provide a easy-to-use web interface to the shakespeare material and facilities by doing:

$ paster serve {your-config.ini}

NB: {your-config.ini} should be replaced with the name of the config file you created earlier.

0. Setup

Follow the basic steps above put with an ini file named: development.ini

NB: you’ll probably want to change log levels to debug.

1. Check out the administrative commands

$ bin/shakespeare-admin help.

2. Run the tests using either py.test of nosetests::

$ nosetests shakespeare