gh-sprints

Initial Setup

1. clone this repo

2. create a gh-sprints/local_settings.py file to override values in gh-sprints/settings.py like GH token, DB creds, repo name, and org

3. create a venv

4. run pip install -r requirements.txt

5. create a DB and add creds to gh-sprints/local_settings.py

   note: If you want to use PostgreSQL, the easiest way on OSX is to download postgres.app, update your $PATH, and then open the Postgres cli by typing psql.

   Then you can create a user and database:

   CREATE USER yourname WITH PASSWORD 'super-strong-password';
   
   CREATE DATABASE sprints_db;
   
   GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE sprints_db to yourname;
   
   

   additional notes:

   • your $USER is already the Superuser for all of psql

   • psql cheat sheet:

     \l List databases
     \c <database name> Connect to a database
     \du List roles (think "describe users")
     \dt List tables in a connected DB (think "describe tables" ...don't think "drop tables" :p )
     \d <tablename> List columns on table
     \df List functions in a connected DB (think "describe functions")

6. initialize the DB by running python gh-sprints/sprints.py init

7. populate the DB by running python gh-sprints/sprints.py snapshot or click the "Update" button in the UI

8. main it rain PRs

Deployment

The web app uses Flask, so see their documentation for deployment options.

Once the web app is deployed, you probably want to have snapshots happen automatically. The following cron line will do a snapshot once an hour (at the 30 minute mark):

30 * * * * <path to python> <path to the repo>/sprints.py snapshot 2>&1 | /usr/bin/logger

You may also want to automatically lock a sprint. The following cron line will lock the current sprint on Friday afternoons:

0 19 * * 5 <path to python> <path to the repo>/sprints.py lock -s current 2>&1 | /usr/bin/logger