Belka Flask is a web application controlling the DiddiBorg V2 roboter.
Run the application:
make run
And open it in the browser at http://127.0.0.1:5000/
This is built to be used with Python 3. Update Makefile to switch to Python 2 if needed.
Some Flask dependencies are compiled during installation, so gcc and Python header files need to be present.
For example, on Ubuntu:
apt install build-essential python3-dev
-
create virtualenv with Flask and Belka Flask installed into it (latter is installed in develop mode which allows modifying source code directly without a need to re-install the app):
make venv -
run development server in debug mode:
make run; Flask will restart if source code is modified -
run tests:
make test(see also: Testing Flask Applications) -
create source distribution:
make sdist(will run tests first) -
to remove virtualenv and built distributions:
make clean -
to add more python dependencies: add to
install_requiresinsetup.py -
to modify configuration in development environment: edit file
settings.cfg; this is a local configuration file and it is ignored by Git - make sure to put a proper configuration file to a production environment when deploying
tba