Name: occrp-timeline-tool
Owner: datamade
Description: Help reporters organize and analyze data about sequential events and related data
Created: 2017-06-23 14:49:30.0
Updated: 2017-11-01 08:38:20.0
Pushed: 2017-09-22 20:37:54.0
Size: 399
Language: Python
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The OCCRP Timeline Tool helps reporters capture, organize, and view sequences of events and how they relate to networks of organizations, people, and sources.
To get started, run the following commands in your shell:
one the repo
clone git@github.com:datamade/occrp-timeline-tool.git
ccrp-timeline-tool
We recommend using virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper for working in a virtualized development environment. Learn about how to set up virtualenv.
Then, do the following in your bash profile:
rtualenv occrp
install -r requirements.txt
At this point, you successfully installed several packages onto your virtual environment. If you want to see what lives inside the “occrp” virtualenv, then simply type:
freeze
And remember, whenever you want to use this virtual environment (and all its installed modules), run:
on occrp
We use DataMade's Flask App Template as a blueprint for the site framework.
Copy the app_config.py.example:
pp_config.py.example
config.py
Update these variables:
SER = ''
W = ''
OST = ''
ORT = ''
AME = 'occrp'
The DB_USER and DB_PW most likely will remain an empty string, for local development. Likewise, DB_HOST might be “localhost,” and DB_PORT may be “5432.”
Then, create your database, and run our custom script to generate tables:
tedb occrp
on init_db.py
We use Alembic and SQLAlchemy to track migrations and to update the database.
You might make modifications to the model(s). If so, create a new migration:
bic revision --autogenerate -m "Add first_name first to Person model"
Then, run the migration:
bic upgrade head