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Revision as of 16:19, 5 July 2008
Troggle is a system under development for keeping track of all expo data in a logical and easily accessible way, and displaying it on the web.
It uses Django and a Postgresql database. Potentially, it could replace the old system of csv files and scripts which produce the expo website.
Current status
There's a preview and testing period going on. Go to aarongcurtis.com/admin to try it out. Ask aaron for username and password. Please mess around and try to break it- the database will
Done so far
- Necessary django data models written
- Expos
- Caves
- Entrances
- Cavers
- Trips
- QMs
- Import scripts from the old csv files
- cavetabReader.py imports caves from CAVETAB2.CSV
- tripReader.py imports logbook entries from the format used on this wiki
- folkReader.py imports people from the old folk.csv file
- 204qmReader.py imports the qm csv tabe from 204.
- makeExpos.py simply creates expos for 1976 to present, skipping 1986
- The beginnings of templates / views written
- Who was on which expo table
- Main cave index
To do
- The rest of the templates / views
- Individual cave template / view
- Logbook view(s)
- QM list views
- Import bits and bobs
- non-204 QMs