Russell Keith-Magee wrote:
> I run OSX at home, running the DarwinPorts tools. Once I found those,
> gettng starting was relatively straightforward.
>
> If someone is looking for some way to contribute, a proper OSX
> mpkg/dmg with a full Django stack would be a nice starter project.
Actually, DarwinPorts can read install commands from a file:
# port -F commands.txt
I also saw that Django 0.95 is a DarwinPort: py-django-devel.
You could have one install file for SQLite, for example:
install py-django-devel
install sqlite3
install py-sqlite2
One for MySQL, one for PostGres, etc. And maybe an "everything" file.
The instructions would then be:
Get DarwinPorts
Choose which packages you want and run this command: sudo port -F
getDjango
FYI:
$ port deps py-django-devel
py-django-devel has library dependencies on:
python24
py-setuptools
-Rob
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