crcresearch / codecamp-skillinator-django

django app for CRC Code Camp Skillsmatrix project

codecamp-skillinator-django

django app for CRC Code Camp Skillsmatrix project

Setup

Prerequisites

• Python 2.7.x
• Virtualenv (optional)
• Pip
• Sqlite

Installation/Initialization

git clone https://github.com/crcresearch/codecamp-skillinator-django.git
pip install -r requirements.txt
codecamp-skillinator-django/manage.py migrate
codecamp-skillinator-django/manage.py createsuperuser
codecamp-skillinator-django/manage.py runserver

Contributing Guidelines

All contributions from non-c3 participants should be made via Pull Requests to the master branch. C3 team members may push directly to the master branch. This may change as the application matures.

App Entity Relationship Diagrams

Skillsmatrix App structure reflects the following ERD:

codecamp-skillinator-django's Issues

Django Models - ExtraCredit

Use the ERD on the base readme of the repo to develop the ExtraCredit django model:

Do the following steps to complete the implementation

1. Fill in the models.py with the model definition
2. Register the model with the admin interface
3. Overwrite the __str__ function to create a nicely formatted string to represent the object
4. Make the migration for the model change (IMPORTANT NOTE: To not have migration naming conflicts between concurrent work, migrations should use the ‘name’ option available to the command https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/django-admin/#cmdoption-makemigrations--name)
5. Use git to commit and push all changes/new files to github master branch.
6. Add label of 'ready to review' on this GitHub Issue for review by @creinkin

Django Models - Developer

Use the ERD on the base readme of the repo to develop the Developer django model:

Do the following steps to complete the implementation

1. Fill in the models.py with the model definition
2. Register the model with the admin interface
3. Overwrite the __str__ function to create a nicely formatted string to represent the object
4. Make the migration for the model change (IMPORTANT NOTE: To not have migration naming conflicts between concurrent work, migrations should use the ‘name’ option available to the command https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/django-admin/#cmdoption-makemigrations--name)
5. Use git to commit and push all changes/new files to github master branch.
6. Add label of 'ready to review' on this GitHub Issue for review by @creinkin

Django Models - DeveloperSkill

Use the ERD on the base readme of the repo to develop the DeveloperSkill django model:

Do the following steps to complete the implementation

1. Fill in the models.py with the model definition
2. Register the model with the admin interface
3. Overwrite the __str__ function to create a nicely formatted string to represent the object
4. Make the migration for the model change (IMPORTANT NOTE: To not have migration naming conflicts between concurrent work, migrations should use the ‘name’ option available to the command https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/django-admin/#cmdoption-makemigrations--name)
5. Use git to commit and push all changes/new files to github master branch.
6. Add label of 'ready to review' on this GitHub Issue for review by @creinkin

Django Models - Skill

Use the ERD on the base readme of the repo to develop the Skill django model:

Do the following steps to complete the implementation

1. Fill in the models.py with the model definition
2. Register the model with the admin interface
3. Overwrite the __str__ function to create a nicely formatted string to represent the object
4. Make the migration for the model change (IMPORTANT NOTE: To not have migration naming conflicts between concurrent work, migrations should use the ‘name’ option available to the command https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/django-admin/#cmdoption-makemigrations--name)
5. Use git to commit and push all changes/new files to github master branch.
6. Add label of 'ready to review' on this GitHub Issue for review by @creinkin