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#21 | FIXED | Put a link to our gitorious repo on main page and/or get involved | ||
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Specifically, link to: `https://gitorious.org/mediagoblin/ <https://gitorious.org/mediagoblin/>`_ |
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#23 | FIXED | Structure for testing views via webtest | ||
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We need to start testing views to make sure they work right. Right now we should create a "test app" to start testing things in. Use webtest: `http://pythonpaste.org/webtest/ <http://pythonpaste.org/webtest/>`_ The testing app should be importable from something like: from mediagoblin.tests.tools import get\_test\_app test\_app, webtest\_app = get\_test\_app() where the test\_app is the MediaGoblinApp instance and webtest\_app is a wrapped instance in webtest. The testapp should do the following things: - create a new database with the database name '**mediagoblinunittests**' or something with the default connection settings, dumping an old database if it exists - Attach a mediagoblin.app.MediaGoblinApp instance to webtest with that database... see the structure of paste\_app\_factory to see how to do this - create a public\_store and a queue\_store that write to temporary directories. Use tempfile.mkdtemp() to create these directories - when calling setup\_celery\_from\_config it should make sure the mongodb database that it calls is the *mediagoblinunittests* database we created. One note: cache the database connection in a global variable like mediagoblin.tests.tools.DATABASE\_CONNECTION and also note whether celery is set up in mediagoblin.tests.tools.CELERY\_IS\_SET\_UP... we should only set up celery once :) |
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#25 | FIXED | A nice looking basic theme | ||
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We need some sort of theme, any kind of theme :) Some stuff mentioned here: `http://docs.mediagoblin.org/vision.html#look-and-feel <http://docs.mediagoblin.org/vision.html#look-and-feel>`_ but admittedly that's a bit vaporous. I'd love it if we could have a base theme that's dark, kind of tango-ish in colors and icons (could even use tango icons!) etc. |
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