smilepack 0.1.0

A website where you can create collections on smiles and use it on other sites

A website where you can create collections on smiles and use it on other sites.

Quick start

pip3 install smilepack smilepack runserver

It creates database.sqlite3 in current directory. Address http://localhost:5000/.

For production you can use gunicorn (or another WSGI server):

gunicorn -w 4 ‘smilepack.application:create_app()’

Configuration

Default settings are change by .py file containing configuration class. Example in examples/settings.py. Save it as local_settings.py and load using environment variable:

export SMILEPACK_SETTINGS=local_settings.Production

You can specify any Python object.

For development you can inherit class smilepack.settings.Development, for production use smilepack.settings.Config.

Database

• DATABASE_ENGINE и DATABASE are [Pony ORM connection settings](http://doc.ponyorm.com/database.html#database-providers). examples/settings.py has example for MySQL. Default database is sqlite3.

Smiles

Smiles need to be stored somewhere. Use UPLOAD_METHOD:

• None (default) — don’t save. All smiles should be uploaded to some hosting in advance.

• ‘imgur’ — upload to Imgur. For this, set IMGUR_ID of API application. You need to install Flask-Imgur.

• ‘directory’ — upload to SMILES_DIRECTORY.

If upload method is set, you can disable custom urls of smiles by ALLOW_CUSTOM_URLS = True. Then all links of user will reuploaded.

SMILE_URL — template for links of smiles stored in SMILES_DIRECTORY. Default /smiles/images/{filename}; if you use another url (CDN for example), you can set another template here. ICON_URL setting is similar.

Utilites

• smilepack status — partly verifies the operability of configuration and database;

• smilepack shell — runs interactive console with application.