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README.md
django-kepi
kepi is a Django library for ActivityPub, using Python 3. It's still at an early stage, and you shouldn't particularly expect anything to work properly.
Help is always appreciated.
Purpose
This project has two purposes:
-
a Django library for ActivityPub. This is the
django_kepi
app. -
a standalone daemon for other local programs to interact with. This is the
kepi
project (in the Django sense).
Running it
Nothing out of the ordinary. Create your virtual environment:
$ python3 -m venv wombat
$ wombat/bin/activate
If python3
doesn't work, try plain python
.
Then go wherever you put the kepi sources, and run the installation:
$ pip -r requirements.txt
$ python manage.py tests
$ python manage.py runserver
then check whether you can see anything at https://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/ .
Please don't make kepi's server visible beyond your local network. It's not designed to serve the general internet. If you're installing for more than just testing, use nginx or apache to proxy requests.
History
kepi started life as part of the un_chapeau project. un_chapeau is a Mastodon-like system written with Django in Python. kepi was split off from this, because it seemed more generally useful.
(All the subsystems of un_chapeau are named after kinds of hat; a kepi is a kind of hat worn by French gendarmes.)