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If you are new to development, check out the Git tutorial.
If you are new to web development, check out the HTML and CSS tutorials.
If you are new to Django, check out the Django tutorial.
If you are new to hknweb, check out the Layout section and the Contribution-Procedure page.
If you are maintaining hknweb, check out the Deployment and Production maintenance sections and the Miscellaneous page.
For more information, contact compserv@hkn.eecs.berkeley.edu.
Where can I find what I'm looking for?
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
| .github/workflows | Github actions config |
| config | General non-python hknweb config files |
| keyrings/live | GPG keyring, for authorizing access to encrypted secrets (Production Server Only) |
| LICENSE | Legal license: open source, enforced by law |
| bbtest.txt.gpg | blackbox test file |
| fabfile.py | Fabric deployment scripts |
| manage.py | Django task runner |
| pyproject.toml | Project maintenance config |
| run | The production run script |
Here are a few handy commands for maintainers:
# SSH into prod
ssh hkn@apphost.ocf.berkeley.edu
# cd into hknweb production
cd hknweb/prod/current
# Activate prod environment
conda activate hknweb-prod
# Open a Django shell
python manage.py shell
# Open a Django direct SQL database interface
python manage.py dbshell
Our deployment pipeline deploys from compserv/master to OCF servers using fabfile.py.
# Activate our dev environment
conda activate hknweb-dev
# Depending on your ssh setup, this may or may not work for you:
fab deploy
# If your SSH key to the apphost requires a password to unlock:
fab --prompt-for-passphrase deploy
# If you have no SSH key to the apphost (shame on you), and require password authentication:
fab --prompt-for-login-password deployfab rollback --release <Timestamp of Folder>where the <Timestamp of Folder> is the timestamp folder you want to rollback to in ~/hknweb/prod/releases/ (you don't need the full path, just the name of the specific folder inside the "releases" folder).
The documentation on this wiki is largely written by @jameszhu and @ochan1. Thanks for their efforts at making compserv renewable!