Required packages
-----------------

To run the PyPI software, you need Python 2.5+,
PostgreSQL, and all these packages located at PyPI:

- zope.interface
- zope.pagetemplate
- zope.tal
- zope.tales
- zope.i18nmessageid
- psycopg2 (for testing, sqlite3 might be sufficient)
- docutils
- M2Crypto
- distutils2
- six
- python-openid
- raven
- passlib
- py-bcrypt (If using the recommended bcrypt hasher)
- itsdangerous
- defusedxml
- requests

Quick development setup
-----------------------

Make sure you read http://wiki.python.org/moin/CheeseShopDev#DevelopmentEnvironmentHints
and you have a working PostgreSQL DB.

Make sure your config.ini is up-to-date, initially copying from
config.ini.template. Change CONFIG_FILE at the begining of pypi.wsgi,
so it looks like this::

    CONFIG_FILE = 'config.ini'

Then, you can create a development environment like this, if you have
virtualenv installed::

    $ virtualenv --no-site-packages --distribute .
    $ pip install zope.interface zope.pagetemplate
    $ pip install zope.tal zope.tales zope.i18nmessageid psycopg2
    $ pip install docutils M2Crypto python-openid raven
    $ pip install passlib py-bcrypt
    $ pip install itsdangerous six distutils2
    $ pip install defusedxml
    $ pip install requests

Then you can launch the server using the pypi.wsgi script::

    $ python pypi.wsgi
    Serving on port 8000...

PyPI will be available in your browser at http://localhost:8000

Database Setup
--------------

To fill a database, run pkgbase_schema.sql on an empty Postgres database.
Then run tools/demodata to populate the database with dummy data.

For testing purposes, run tools/mksqlite to create packages.db. Set
[database]driver to sqlite3, and [database]name to packages.db, then
run tools/demodata to populate the database.

TestPyPI Database Setup
-----------------------

testpypi runs under postgres; because I don't care to fill my head with such
trivialities, the setup commands are:

   createdb -O testpypi testpypi
   psql -U testpypi testpypi <pkgbase_schema.sql


Restarting PyPI
---------------

PyPI has 2 different pieces that need started, web server and the task runner.

    # Restart the web server
    $ /etc/init.d/pypi restart
    # Restart the task runner
    $ initctl restart pypi-worker