README.md

fedora-easyfix

A collection of self-contained and well-documented issues for newcomers to start contributing with

How to setup the local development environment?

Clone the repository by executing git clone https://github.com/t0xic0der/fedora-easyfix.git.
Make the local repository your current working directory by executing cd fedora-easyfix/.
Create a new virtual environment by executing virtualenv venv.
Activate the newly created virtual environment by executing source venv/bin/activate.
Install the module by executing python3 setup.py install.
Fetch a personal access token from here and store it in a .env file inside the same directory. GITHUB_USERNAME = "<your-username-here>" GITHUB_API_KEY = "<your-personal-access-token-here>" PAGURE_API_KEY = "" GITLAB_API_KEY = "" RPLIST_URL = "<remote-http-repolist-file-location-in-yaml-format>"
Run index-easyfix-issues being in the same directory to index the Easyfix relevant issues from a variety of Git forges.
Run start-easyfix-server -p 9696 -4 to start the Easyfix server.

Clone the repository by executing git clone https://github.com/t0xic0der/fedora-easyfix.git.
Make the local repository your current working directory by executing cd fedora-easyfix/.
Build the image docker build . -f Dockerfile -t fedora-easyfix:latest.
Run - Run with default port options docker run -it -p 9696:9696 fedora-easyfix:1.0. - Run with custom port options docker run -it -p <Port number>:<Port number> fedora-easyfix:1.0 -4 -p <Port number>.

Clone the repository by executing git clone https://github.com/t0xic0der/fedora-easyfix.git.
Make the local repository your current working directory by executing cd fedora-easyfix/.
Build the image podman build . -f Dockerfile -t fedora-easyfix:latest.
Run - Run with default port options podman run -it -p 9696:9696 fedora-easyfix:latest -4. - Run with custom port options podman run -it -p <port number>:<port number> fedora-easyfix:latest -4 -p <port number>.

Detailed documentation would arrive shortly. Inconvenience is regretted.