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@ -6,37 +6,29 @@ Octomode is a collective editing space for PDF making, using Etherpad, Paged.js
Inspired by the multi-centered, tentacular cognition capabilities of the octopus, we imagined a space in which the artificial boundaries of writing and design can be crossed; where writing, editing and designing can be done in one environment simultaneously, allowing the format to influence the matter and vice-versa.
More expanded documentation can be found here: <https://cc.vvvvvvaria.org/wiki/Octomode>
More expanded documentation can be found [here](https://cc.vvvvvvaria.org/wiki/Octomode).
An installation guide can be found below.
## Local install
## Install octomode
> **WARNING**: It's recommended to use Firefox when working with Octomode
> locally. Chrome or Chromium do not load external etherpads in iframes.
### Prerequisites
* Existing [Etherpad](https://etherpad.org) installation
* [Pandoc](https://pandoc.org/) >= 2.x
* Python >= 3.11.x
### Get started
You can clone this repository to run octomode on your own computer or server.
`git clone https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/octomode.git`
```
git clone https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/octomode.git
cd octomode
```
Install the dependencies.
All the `python` dependencies are listed in `requirements.txt`
To install them, you can run:
`make setup`
This creates a virtual environment at `.venv/` and installs all the dependencies here.
Next to this, you also need to install `pandoc`.
`sudo apt install pandoc`
Now we need to configure *octomode*:
`cd octomode`
`nano .env`
Configure your environment, save the following configuration settings as to a file called `.env`:
Configure your environment, save the following configuration settings as to a file called `.env`.
```
OCTOMODE_APPLICATION_ROOT=XXX
@ -46,35 +38,34 @@ OCTOMODE_PAD_API_URL=XXX
OCTOMODE_PAD_API_KEY=XXX
```
- **OCTOMODE_PAD_API_KEY**: *required*, **no default**
- **OCTOMODE_APPLICATION_ROOT**: *optional*, default: `/`
- **OCTOMODE_PORTNUMBER**: *optional*, default: `5001`
- **OCTOMODE_PAD_URL**: *optional*, default: `https://pad.vvvvvvaria.org/`
- **OCTOMODE_PAD_API_URL**: *optional*, default: `https://pad.vvvvvvaria.org/api/1.2.15/`
- **OCTOMODE_PAD_API_KEY**: *required*, **no default**
(Note: You must provide a value for `OCTOMODE_PAD_API_KEY`.)
**Note**: you must provide a value for `OCTOMODE_PAD_API_KEY`.
`make run` (runs the Flask application)
Now we install the dependencies. All the `python` dependencies are listed in `requirements.txt`. To install them, you can run.
Open the application at port `5001`, for example: <http://localhost:5001> or <https://mydomainname.ext:5001>.
```
make setup
```
## Install octomode with an URL prefix
This creates a virtual environment at `.venv` and installs all the dependencies here. Next, we also need to install `pandoc`.
If you want to install octomode with an URL prefix, like <https://mydomainname.ext/octomode/>, then you can use the gunicorn WSGI.
```
sudo apt install pandoc
```
If you have ran the `make setup` command already, then `gunicorn` is already installed.
And finally, run the application.
Configure your application root URL in your `.env` file.
```
make run
```
You can simply run *octomode* now with the following command to run it with `gunicorn` (and not the built-in Flask dev server):
Open the application at port `5001`, for example: http://localhost:5001
`make action`
## Install with URL prefix
### Dependencies
* pandoc
* python dependencies, see: `requirements.txt`
## Use octomode locally
It's recommended to use Firefox when working with octomode locally. Chrome or Chromium do not load external etherpads in iframes.
If you want to install octomode with an URL prefix, like <https://mydomainname.ext/octomode/>, then you can use the gunicorn WSGI. If you have ran the `make setup` command already, then `gunicorn` is already installed. Configure your application root URL in your `.env` file. You can simply run *octomode* now with the following command to run it with `gunicorn` (and not the built-in Flask dev server): `make action`