The ODEEG project has been funded by the go!digital programme 2016, Austria, and is connected to the wider CVA (Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum) project. Initially, the objectives of ODEEG were to: (1) Digitally document ancient Greek and Cypriot vases in 3D; (2) Ensure long-term digital preservation of the documentation; (3) Make a variety of data (e.g., 3D models, photographs, scientific illustrations, and text) available for researchers via a dedicated online database, referencing to the Beazley Archive (University of Oxford). By providing a publicly available, long-term, online archive, we aimed at creating an ideal foundation to gain further knowledge and help answering innovative scientific questions dealing with interior and exterior measurements of ancient vessels.
- clone the repo
- create a virtual env in the root of the repo (you can put the created folder on the ignore list)
- activate the virtual env
- install dependencies (
pip install -r requirements.txt) - adapt the
default.envfile to your needs and run./set_env_variables.sh - makemigrations and migrate
python manage.py makemigrations|migrate - spin up the (dev) server:
python manage.py runserver
python manage.py rebuild_index --no-input
see django-haystack docs for more information: https://django-haystack.readthedocs.io/en/master/management_commands.html`
docker build -t odeeg:latest .docker build -t odeeg:latest --no-cache .
To run the image you should provide an .env file to pass in needed environment variables; see example below:
docker run -it -p 8020:8020 --rm --env-file docker.env --name odeeg odeeg:latest