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Getting Started
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===============
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Below are the most basic requirements and a small test to make sure everything
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is running properly before you get into the heavy lifting. Alternatively you can
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skip to deployment and use our Dockerfile that will build and run everything for
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you!
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Requirements
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------------
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Pinry is built on top of Django and optimized to run on a Linux environment.
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However we have gotten Pinry to work on Windows and Mac as well but it may
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require some extra digging around configuration. Pinry's Python requirements are
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all in the `requirements.txt` file and easily installable once you have up a
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all in the ``requirements.txt`` file and easily installable once you have up a
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virtual environment. What you need initially:
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* Python
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* pip
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* virtualenv
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* Your OS's build tools (Ubuntu: `build-essential`, Mac: `Xcode`)
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* Build dependencies for PIL/Pillow (Ubuntu: `apt-get build-dep python-imaging`)
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* pip
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* Pillow build dependencies or the most recent version installed on your OS and
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use ``virtualenv --system-site-packages`` when initiating virtualenv.
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After you have all of the above you can skip to Testing and make sure it all
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works.
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