2. Setting up a development environment¶

This guide will help you set up a working development environment for Tsune

2.1. Requirements¶

Open PyCharm
Select Open from Version Control
Select either Github or Git and input the repository information
When asked whether PyCharm should open the project for you, select Yes
Select Tools > Vagrant > Up and wait for Vagrant to finish. This will take a long time (~30min), so grab a coffee or get some sleep. When it’s finished, you will see Process finished with exit code 0

Select File > Settings and click on Project Interpreter > Configure Interpreters
Click the + button on the right and select Remote...
Click Fill from vagrant config and Ok
Click Test Connection. Answer the authenticity warning with Yes and click Ok
Click Ok to close the interpreter setup and wait for the process to finish. This may take a few moments
When asked whether you want to set the interpreter as Project Interpreter, select Yes
Click Ok to close the settings window

Select File > Settings and click on Django Support. Make sure that Enable Django Support is ticked
Click the ... button next to Settings. Select tsune/settings.py. Click Ok
Close the Settings window with Ok
Click Run > Edit Configurations
If Django server has an entry named tsune, select the entry and continue with step 7
Click the + button. Select Django server
Configure everything exactly as follows:

Name: tsune Host: 0.0.0.0 Port: 8000 Run Browser: http://127.0.0.1:8080
Close the Run configurations dialog by clicking Ok