File	Date	Author	Commit
ez_setup	2009-11-05	Mark Ramm	<Commit 6e29319896bf86d52e3d73bd203524e65804a273> Adding new quickstart project
pyforge	2009-11-06	Rick Copeland	<Commit 2fd674fdda86ccc78475bb05073c2ab6e3a650d6> Fix some conflicts in the rebase/merge
MANIFEST.in	2009-11-05	Mark Ramm	<Commit 6e29319896bf86d52e3d73bd203524e65804a273> Adding new quickstart project
README.txt	2009-11-05	Mark Ramm	<Commit 6e29319896bf86d52e3d73bd203524e65804a273> Adding new quickstart project
development.ini	2009-11-05	Rick Copeland	<Commit 0f153ce5e0783a6099b4f33502d0f1bae3869fc2> working toward pyforge/ming model
setup.cfg	2009-11-05	Mark Ramm	<Commit 6e29319896bf86d52e3d73bd203524e65804a273> Adding new quickstart project
setup.py	2009-11-10	Wolf	[d130fc] sandbox setup script and dependencies
setup.pyc	2009-11-05	Mark Ramm	<Commit 6e29319896bf86d52e3d73bd203524e65804a273> Adding new quickstart project
test.ini	2009-11-05	Mark Ramm	<Commit 6e29319896bf86d52e3d73bd203524e65804a273> Adding new quickstart project

Read Me

This file is for you to describe the pyforge application. Typically
you would include information such as the information below:

Installation and Setup
======================

Install ``pyforge`` using the setup.py script::

    $ cd pyforge
    $ python setup.py install

Create the project database for any model classes defined::

    $ paster setup-app development.ini

Start the paste http server::

    $ paster serve development.ini

While developing you may want the server to reload after changes in package files (or its dependencies) are saved. This can be achieved easily by adding the --reload option::

    $ paster serve --reload development.ini

Then you are ready to go.