On Feb 1, 6:22 pm, Lukasz Szybalski <[email protected]> wrote:
> Since I wrote the original modwsgideploy script I should defend it
> here..
>
> 1. The location /usr/local/turbogears is used as a reference, you can
> place your project anywhere you want ..
> .. "myapp" is again one of these prefillers, that I think
> gets replaced by your project name.
For a new user it is not always possible to tell which names are
examples that he is supposed to replace with his OR what is a term
that needs to be there in order for other steps to work.
> What kind of "organization _inside_
> virtual environments" do you mean?
There are "virtual environments", "projects" and "apps" as far as I
understood. How do these fit together? Is it always neccessary to use
a virtual env (no)?
Before using these notions there should be one paragraph or page, for
example "architecture", that explains these structures and their
dependencies.
And there should be a (shorter) paragraph "What you really need to get
started."
> The whole purpose of the initial development was to get you the
> "settings" , update the paths and you are good to go. I guess I can
> take it to next level and also update the paths for you.
And for every other TG newbie.
But actually I'd rather propose to leave modwsgideploy away
completely:
- I had some fuss with installing the script at all ("'NoneType'
object has no attribute 'rfind'")
- The script adds another level of complication that is not
neccessary.
I mentioned the django approach before: One page with all the steps to
get going - and a link at the very end if someone really craves to
read more:
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/howto/deployment/modwsgi/
Turbogears I propose should do it the same way: Explain the basic
steps that work out of the box - instead of linking to various
overlapping explanations here and there, including modwsgideploy.
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