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version 0.4 on Oct 3rd, 2011

OpenStack Django-Nova

The Django-Nova project is a Django module that is used to provide web based interactions with the OpenStack Nova cloud controller.

There is a reference implementation that uses this module located at:

http://launchpad.net/openstack-dashboard

It is highly recommended that you make use of this reference implementation so that changes you make can be visualized effectively and are consistent. Using this reference implementation as a development environment will greatly simplify development of the django-nova module.

Of course, if you are developing your own Django site using django-nova, then you can disregard this advice.

Getting Started

Django-Nova uses Buildout (http://www.buildout.org/) to manage local development. To configure your local Buildout environment first install the following system-level dependencies:

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  • python-dev
  • git
  • bzr

Then instantiate buildout with

$ python bootstrap.py $ bin/buildout

This will install all the dependencies of django-nova and provide some useful scripts in the bin/ directory:

bin/python provides a python shell for the current buildout. bin/django provides django functions for the current buildout.

You should now be able to run unit tests as follows:

$ bin/django test

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or
$ bin/test

You can run unit tests with code coverage on django_openstack by setting NOSE_WITH_COVERAGE:

$ NOSE_WITH_COVERAGE=true bin/test

Get even better coverage info by running coverage directly:

$ coverage run --branch --source django_openstack bin/django test django_openstack && coverage html

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