timeUp

Finding it hard to manually manage all your schedules ? If your given to setup timetables at your college, why try hard ? 😓 Lets automate it !😮

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Quicksetup ✔️

We assume that you have git and pip installed (ref)

1. Clone the code repository

    git clone https://github.com/adiMallya/timetable-scheduler.git && cd timetable-scheduler

2. Install the dependencies from the requirements.txt file

    pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Create a timetable-scheduler/instance/config.py file

   Set your app's secret key and database url as environment variables. For example, add the following to instance/config.py

    SECRET_KEY = 'something-really-secret'
    SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI = 'sqlite:///example.db'

Running the app

    export FLASK_CONFIG=development
    export FLASK_APP=run.py
    set FLASK_DEBUG=1
    flask run -h localhost -p 5000

On Windows, you could use CMD or Anaconda Shell :

    set FLASK_CONFIG=development
    set FLASK_APP=run.py
    set FLASK_DEBUG=1
    flask run -h localhost -p 5000

Point your web browser to http://localhost:5000/

Setting up database

    flask db init 
    flask db migrate
    flask db upgrade

Then each time the database models change repeat the migrate and upgrade commands.

• Skip first two steps if cloned repo has existing db.

• To sync the dB in another system just refresh the migrations folder from source control and run the upgrade command.

Read more about Flask-Migrate

Deployment ❓

In your production environment, make sure the environment variable FLASK_CONFIG is set to "production" or FLASK_DEBUG is unset, so that ProductionConfig is used, and set DATABASE_URL as per your production needs.

⚠️ Note

This project was part of an assignment and hence is for learning purposes only.