diff --git a/k4ever/docs/install.rst b/k4ever/docs/install.rst index 959c1c3..2fea129 100644 --- a/k4ever/docs/install.rst +++ b/k4ever/docs/install.rst @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Webserver Configuration ``````````````````````` In this example configuration we will use apache2 + mod_wsgi, but there are many other choices. These are described in Django's docs at `deploying Django -_`. +`_. k4ever has static files which should be served by the webserver directly, so be sure this happens for the media/ directory. @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Configuration ````````````` Copy over the settings.py.template to settings.py. You can edit all the settings fitting to your needs. Most of them are django switches, documented -`here _`. Some of them +`here `_. Some of them are k4ever specific and have some inline documentation. The **SECRET_KEY** variable has to be set by you. Just set it to something long @@ -78,3 +78,45 @@ cause a *git pull* to fail, just put them in your settings.py and they will get overridden. +Barcode-Client +-------------- +The Barcode-Client is an interface to k4ever which can run on a dedicated +computer/laptop. + + +Dependencies +```````````` + - python + - simplejson + - a terminal + + +Configuration +````````````` +You'll need a user/password combination in k4ever, so go to k4ever's admin +page and add a new user which is member of the *Plugin* group. Additionally +you need an entry for the Barcode-Reader to appear on the settings page. +All this can be accomplished by calling the *install.py* with the path +to your k4ever django installation:: + + python install.py ../k4ever/ + +At this point the Barcode-Client has no configuration file. All you have to do +is to set three environment variables according to your setup:: + + export BARCODE_PLUGIN_USER=yourpluginuser + export BARCODE_PLUGIN_PASS=yourpluginpass + export BARCODE_PLUGIN_URL=https://path-to.your/api2/ + +Afterwards you can start the Barcode-Client with *python freitagskasse.py*. + +If you have a Barcode-Scanner: Normally barcodescanners just act as a normal +keyboard. Just let it type the barcodes into the Barcode-Client and everything +should work. + +If you have a RFID-Reader: Most RFID-Cards have an ID which can be used to +authenticate against k4ever. A user needs to take this ID and put it in the +authblob section. For an RFID_Reader to work with k4ever you can use the +*rfid_keypresser.py*, which reads all input from the reader and translates +them to X keypresses. +