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README.rst

odsreg - The OpenStack Design Summit session management system

odsreg is the Django app used for the OpenStack Design Summit session proposal and scheduling.

It has the following features:

  • Session proposal
  • Session review
  • Ability to merge sessions and add a cover description
  • Drag-and-drop scheduling
  • Synchronization to sched.org event schedule
  • Launchpad SSO integration

Prerequisites

You'll need the following Python modules installed:
  • django (1.4+)
  • python-django-auth-openid

Configuration and Usage

Copy local_settings.py.sample to local_settings.py and change settings there.

Create empty database: ./manage.py syncdb

Copy event.json.sample to event.json and edit the file to match the event and topics you want to have. Then run:

./manage.py loadevent event.json

Then run a dev server using: ./manage.py runserver

When you have room layout, copy slots.json.sample to slots.json and edit the file to match the rooms and time slots for each topic. Then run:

./manage.py loadslots slots.json