Fork the repository.
Clone your forked repository on your local machine.
Copy sites/MySite.py.example to sites/MySite.py or what ever name you
choose for your site class. Inside the copied file rename the class to match
the file name - for example if you call the file JoesSite.py the Class
should be named JoesSite.
Update the config attributes in the site class, specifically THEME and
CONTENT_PATH (I suggest using the provided, empty, content directory).
The demo-content directory is provided with example content to get you
started.
Add your content to the content directory defined.
(optional) Create a new theme for your site in the themes directory. If
you add a new theme remember to update the THEME config value.
Run the application (assuming you have a virtual environment setup). The
dev_server script has one required parameter which is the site class name,
in the example about the class name was JoesSite.
$ virtualenv mymdwebenv
$ source ./mymdwebenv/bin/activate$ git clone git@github.com:crempp/mdweb.git$ cd mdweb$ pip install -r requirements.txt* Run the server
$ ./bin/dev_server JoesSite
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Now visit http://127.0.0.1:5000