(More or less) the full source code of the Onitools.moe website, for people who want to contribute or host some of the apps themselves. Please keep in mind that this is mainly a personal project, for my own practice and learning.
- Python 3.5+
- Redis (for session management)
- MySQL (or another database backend)
Since those are the current defaults I'm using, the respective Python APIs will be installed with the other dependencies. You can change these settings by editing onitools/app/default_settings.py.
Unpack both of these to onitools/app/static. Rename the directories to font-awesome and weather-icons, respectively.
To install, clone this repo, and in the root directory run:
pip3 install .Recommended to do this inside a virtualenv. This should install all the Python dependencies.
Next, create a settings.cfg file (it can be placed anywhere) with the following configuration values:
SECRET_KEY = ...
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI = ...
MAIL_SERVER = ...
MAIL_PORT = ...
MAIL_USE_TLS = ...
MAIL_USE_SSL = ...
MAIL_DEFAULT_SENDER = ...
MAIL_USERNAME = ...
MAIL_PASSWORD = ...
SECURITY_PASSWORD_SALT = ...Most of these configuration values are related to flask-security and its components; you can consult the related docs for their meanings.
Set this configuration file as an environment variable:
export ONITOOLS_SETTINGS=/path/to/settings.cfgThen you can start the local Flask server:
python3 onitools/run.pyBe aware that starting the server will be slow as long as the Nado app is mounted. Nado is a machine-learning-based name generator which pre-generates a few thousand names on startup. This generally takes upward of ten minutes. You can disable it by editing onitools/app/__init__.py (make sure to comment out the import and remove it from the global list of tabs).