webengine

The first goal of the Web Engine is to gather the several differents websites that are in use for SmartJog and TV-Radio.

It aims to be able to run both SJ and TVR “applications” using the same code base, changing display based on profiles and configuration.

The webengine is composed of 2 main parts:

• A base, as tiny as possible, just a base to develop plugins on.
• Plugins, where the biggest part is.

Web Engine is based on Django (a python framework for web development).

License

Web Engine is released under the GNU LGPL 2.1.

Build and installation

Bootstrapping

Web Engine uses the autotools for its build system.

If you checked out code from the git repository, you will need autoconf and automake to generate the configure script and Makefiles.

To generate them, simply run:

$ autoreconf -fvi

Building

Web Engine builds like your typical autotools-based project:

$ ./configure && make && make install

Development

We use semantic versioning for versioning. When working on a development release, we append ~dev to the current version to distinguish released versions from development ones. This has the advantage of working well with Debian's version scheme, where ~ is considered smaller than everything (so version 1.10.0 is more up to date than 1.10.0~dev).

Authors

Web Engine was created at SmartJog by:

• Anthony Mavic
• Bastien Abadie
• Benoit Mauduit
• Bryann Lamour
• Clément Bœsch
• Gilles Dartiguelongue
• Guillaume Camera
• Mathieu Dupuy
• Matthieu Bouron
• Maxime Mouial
• Nicolas Delvaux <[email protected]>
• Nicolas Noirbent
• Philippe Bridant
• Rémi Cardona
• Stéphane Kanschine
• Thomas Meson
• Thomas Souvignet
• Victor Goya