Consider this an alpha release. I will appreciate all the feedback on the plugin, but please note that it's an early prototype. It may be vulnerable to attacks (e.g., XSS), and therefore is not advisable to make available outside firewalls.
Only tested with sqlite, but it's likely to work with other database engines, namely postgresql.
The ASA plugin makes use of the Adaptive Object-Model architectural pattern and is supported by the Language Piggybacking pattern.
1st. Setup a development environment for trac
2nd. Create a test trac environment.
3rd. Checkout the plugin sources from the repository
4th. Install the plugin:
python setup.py develop -md /var/local/trac/anadaptiveproject/plugins
5th. Start tracd and check if you can open the newly created environment in the browser
tracd -r --port 8000 /var/local/trac/anadaptiveproject
Refer to Using tracd for further options.
6th. Enable the plugin on your trac environment's administration page (Admin > Plugins)
7th. Include the adaptiveartifacts item to the project's trac.ini, to add the plugin to the main navigation bar:
[trac]
mainnav = wiki,adaptiveartifacts,timeline,roadmap,browser,tickets,newticket,search
8th. Hack, hack, hack, hack.
9th. Tracd should restart automatically.
Extra recommendations:
- I strongly advise the use of virtualenv;
- Remember, contributions are more likely to be accepted quickly if accompanied by the respective unit tests.
Running them:
python -m AdaptiveArtifacts.tests.model
Running test coverage:
coverage run -m AdaptiveArtifacts.tests.model
coverage report -m --include=*AdaptiveArtifacts*
To get an HTML report:
coverage html --include=*AdaptiveArtifacts*
Notes:
- In case you don't have coverage.py, you can install it via easy_install or pip
- The root dir of the python modules must be findable by python (e.g., included on PYTHONPATH)