gprime 1.0.6a0

Additional Information

• Blog - https://genealogycollective.wordpress.com/

• Mailing list - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/genealogycollective

• Documentation - https://github.com/GenealogyCollective/gprime/tree/master/docs#gprime-documentation

Requirements

• Python3

Python package dependencies:

• tornado

• PIL

• simplejson

• passlib

• meta

Installation

On Windows and Mac, perhaps the easiest method of using gPrime is to start with an [Anaconda Python3 environment](https://www.continuum.io/downloads).

Install from github:

` git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/GenealogyCollective/gprime cd gprime ` Once you have the source files, you can:

` python setup.py build python setup.py install `

or simply:

` pip install . --user -U `

Released version installation:

` pip install gprime `

Getting Started

To run gPrime, you need to do two things:

1. Create a site directory

2. Create at least one user and password

To create a site directory, provide a name for the tree, and give the site-dir directory:

` gprime --create="My Family Tree" --site-dir="family_tree" # or, if not installed: python -m gprime.app --create="My Family Tree" --site-dir="family_tree" `

Then, you need at least one user (as an example, we use “demo” as the username):

` gprime --site-dir="~/family_tree" --add-user=demo Password: (does not show any characters) `

Optionally, you may now want to also import some data (see below). The site-directory has a folder named “media” for all of the images and other documents. You can copy them here, or, in the previous example, make ~/family_tree/media link to your media folder.

Running

You can run gprime directly from either the downloaded directory, or from the installed version.

Installed version:

` gprime --config-file="familytree.conf" `

Downloaded versions:

` export PYTHONPATH=/path/to/gprime python -m gprime.app --config-file="familytree.cfg" `

Where familytree.cfg contains options and values, such as:

` port = 8001 site_dir = "My_Family_Tree_Folder" ` or

` site_dir = "/home/dblank/Desktop/Blank_Family/Blank Family/" `

Put this in your site folder named “config.cfg” to use automatically.

Options:

• –site-dir=PATH/TO/FOLDER - The directory of the gPrime site directory (required)

• –sitename=”Site Name” - Name to use for the site (optional, “gPrime” is default)

• –create=TREE-NAME - Create a site directory (given by –site-dir) and family tree database with TREE-NAME

• –add-user=USERNAME - Add a username and password; prompts for password if –password not given

• –remove-user=USERNAME - Remove a user’s username and password from “SITE-DIR/passwd” file

• –change-password=USERNAME - Change a user’s password; prompts for password if –password not given

• –password=PASSWORD - Use with –change-password, or –add-user (this option is not recommended)

• –import-file=FILENAME - Import a Gramps-supported file type (.ged, .gramps, .json, etc.)

• –config-file=FILE - A config file of these options (optional); alternatively, will use SITE-DIR/config.cfg if one

• –port=PORT-NUMBER - Port to listen on (8000 is default)

• –hostname=LOCALHOST - Hostname to listen on (“localhost” is default)

• –server=True|False - Start the server? Default is True

• –open-browser=True|False - open a web browser on startup?

• –debug=True|False - Use to see additional debugging information; useful for development (auto-restarts server)

• –xsrf=True/False - Use cross-site request forgery protection (recommended)

• –help - List additional options and details

Common variations

` gprime --help gprime --site-dir="family_tree_folder" --create="Smith Family" gprime --site-dir="family_tree_folder" --import-file="myinfo.gramps" gprime --site-dir="family_tree_folder" --add-user=demo --password=demo gprime --site-dir="/path/to/family_tree_folder" `