afterflight

An application for analysis of UAV log and video.

Introductory video with quickstart is at http://youtu.be/8XBCBC2oJ70 .

Development server is live at http://afterflight.foobarbecue.com .

Installing the development version

1. make sure you have scipy and matplotlib installed on your system. On ubuntu, that means doing: sudo apt-get install scipy matlplotlib. These packages often do not install correctly through the python package system.
2. Clone the afterflight repository to with git clone https://github.com/foobarbecue/afterflight.git . From now on
3. In the directory that is created (called afterflight unless you specified otherwise), run pip install -r ./afterflight/requirements.txt. This will install the remaining dependancies.
4. Create settings_local.py based on the example settings_local_example.py. Usually you can just run cp settings_local_example.py settings_local.py, but if you want to use a database other than sqlite (such as postgres) this is where your database access information will go.
5. Create your database tables by running python afterflight/manage.py syncdb.
6. Run a local development server: cd afterflight && python ./manage.py runserver. By default this will run at http://localhost:8000 , so you can point your browser there to get started.
7. If you want to run this on a public server, follow https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/howto/deployment/ .
8. If you want to enable login using providers such as google and facebook, you will need to add credentials for those services as explained here https://github.com/pennersr/django-allauth (afterflight uses django-allauth for authentication)

Installing the release version

Doing it this way is a work in progress and probably not yet functional.

1. make sure you have scipy and matplotlib installed on your system. On ubuntu, that means doing: sudo apt-get install scipy matlplotlib. These packages often do not install correctly through the python package system.
2. pip install afterflight
3. Create settings_local.py based on the example settings_local_example.py. Usually you can just run cp settings_local_example.py settings_local.py, but if you want to use a database other than sqlite (such as postgres) this is where your database access information will go.
4. Create your database tables by running python afterflight/manage.py syncdb.
5. Run a local development server: python afterflight/manage.py runserver. By default this will run at http://localhost:8000 , so you can point your browser there to get started.
6. If you want to run this on a public server, follow https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/howto/deployment/ .
7. If you want to enable login using providers such as google and facebook, you will need to add credentials for those services as explained here https://github.com/pennersr/django-allauth (afterflight uses django-allauth for authentication)