# macao-pos

## Installation

The only requirements are Python 3 and virtualenv as you're going to install all
the modules through pip.

If you're using MySQL or PostgreSQL create now a new user and database. You can
also use SQLite for testing purposes.

```
cd /var/www
git clone ...
cd macao-pos
virtualenv -p python3 env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

Now you need to configure this software. Inside `doc/` you'll find some
examples. The default path for configurations in `conf/` but you can also use
`~/.config/pos`, `/usr/local/etc/pos` and `/etc/pos` that will be checked in
this order.

For a testing environment you can just do:
```
mkdir conf
cp docs/config_core/core_debug_sqlite.ini conf/core.ini
cp docs/config_logging/logging_debug.yaml conf/logging.yaml
```

and you're ready to go.

For a production environment:
```
cd /var/www/macao-pos
mkdir conf
cp docs/config_core/core_production_mysql.ini conf/core.ini
cp docs/config_logging/logging_production.yaml conf/logging.yaml
```

and then edit the conf/core.ini file to adjust the database params. Don't forget
to change the SECRET_KEY value (`openssl rand -hex 32` will help you).

If you want to change the log file path open your `conf/logging.yaml` and 
change the `filename` field of the `file` entry inside the `handlers` category.

## Building the database

You also need to add some entries to the database.

First of all add a new user. Get inside the virtualenv and then just do:

```
python3 cli.py user add username password
```

Add some products with:

```
python3 cli.py product add "Birra media" 3
python3 cli.py product add "Birra grande" 4
python3 cli.py product add "Cocktail" 5
python3 cli.py product add "Vino" 4
python3 cli.py product add "Amaro" 2
python3 cli.py product add "Acqua" 0.5
```

And finally add and event you can play with:
```
python3 cli.py event add "My party" --start "2017-03-19 22:00" --end "2017-03-22 07:00"
```

## Running

You can run this software with from the virtualenv with:

```
python3 web.py
```

If you want to use a read httpd you can setup uwsgi as follows:

```
[uwsgi]
socket = 127.0.0.1:9000

chdir = /var/www/macao-pos
wsgi-file = web.py
virtualenv = env

master
workers = 1
max-requests = 200
harakiri = 30
die-on-term
```

## Contributing

Fork → commit → pull request