* Add a command to generate configuration examples
Config files are generated from templates (which remplace previous example files).
- solve the issue of hard-to-explain configuration examples
- ease pkg path seeking (avoid it, actually)
- add working defaults for sqlite and unix socket paths (instead of
/replace/me/path/example)
- move settings comments from default_settings.py to ihatemoney.cfg.j2, as it is
the one that will be facing user.
* Use generate-config command in install doc
Also follow the new working defaults of templates for socket and db path.
* Fix doc settings table
On the long term, plaintext tables might destroy humanity.
* Mention templates dir URL in documentation
As requested by @almet
* Fix RST markup
This was formatted as markdown while this is a .rst
* Mention Issue/PR numbers in ChangeLog
* Rephrase changelog entries to be more succint
And clearer, IMHO.
* Move changes to Changed section.
* Remove redundant entry
* Update to a more flexible admin authentication
* Admin can now access any project
* Add delete and edit options in the dashboard
* Add a link to the dashboard in the nav bar
This is a rework of the changes proposed by @Olivd, so they can apply on top of
the latest master without trouble. All credit goes to him for the code.
* Turn the WSGI file into a python module
* Update conf files to use the new wsgi module
Apache and gunicorn now use the same entrypoint
* Update Changelog
Additionnal files to be distributed along
with the sources are already specified in
the MANIFEST.in file thus the package_data
entry in the setup script can be safely removed
* Use a hashed password for ADMIN_PASSWORD
A generate_password_hash manage.py command is provided
Fixes#233
* Print a console warning for users using a clear text ADMIN_PASSWORD
* Reword ADMIN_PASSWORD doc
* Update changelog
* Update CHANGELOG.rst
- say it out loud
- bump to 2.0 (that's the logic of semantic versioning while introducing breaking changes)
* Bump to 2.0 (breaking change)
* Update hashed password warning message
* Mention the generate password hash in the Changelog
