semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
fio_nereid_webshop 4.0.0.8
Nereid Webshop
License: BSD

nereid-webshop
==============

Full Webshop based on Tryton Nereid


Installation
------------

Setting this module up is similar to the setup of any other tryton module.


Step 1: Create a virtualenv
```````````````````````````

::

  virtualenv webshop
  
You can now activate the virtualenv 

::

  cd webshop
  source bin/activate


Step 2: Clone and Setup the module
```````````````````````````````````
::

  git clone git@github.com:fulfilio/nereid-webshop.git
  cd nereid-webshop
  python setup.py install
  

This command would install all the required dependencies for the module to
function.

Step 3: Setup Database
```````````````````````

The module should now be available on the modules list and can be
installed into any database. Setup a website as shown below:

.. image:: docs/source/_static/img//website.png


You will have to create a guest user for nereid. The guest user would be
the user which would be available in the context when there are no users
logged into the website.

Ensure that you have the following too:

  * A pricelist
  * A payment_term

Step 4: Create an application script
````````````````````````````````````

Create an `application.py` script which could lauch the application. A
reference is provided in the web folder (`application-example.py
<web/application-example.py>`_).

In most cases the only changes you may need are:

* the DATABASE_NAME which should be the name of the database (from step 3).
* the TRYTON_CONFIG which should be the location of the tryton config
  file.

You should now be able to run the development server by running the
application using::

  python application.py

On pointing the browser to `localhost:5000 <http://localhost:5000/>`_ you
should be able to see the home page.

.. image:: docs/source/_static/img/homepage.png

Step 5: Production Deployment
`````````````````````````````

TODO


Step 6: Customization
`````````````````````

For base customization in webshop you have to inherit base.jinja as follow::

    {% extends "webshop/base.jinja" %}


6.1: Favicon and logo
*********************

Set custom favicon by setting icon path in *SHOP_FAVICON* variable before extending *webshop/base.jinja* as follows::

    {% set SHOP_FAVICON = "<path to custom favicon>" %}
    {% extends "webshop/base.jinja" %}
fio_payment_gateway 4.0.2.3
Tryton module for Payment Gatway/Merchant Integration
License: BSD

Payment Gateway
===============

A tryton base module to accept and process payments within Tryton using
credit cards.

The base module itself does not process cards, but extension modules could
be written for each payment gateway. The currently available modules are:

================== ============================ ========================================================================
Provider            Features                    
================== ============================ ========================================================================
`Authorize.net`_    * Customer Profiles         * `Github <https://github.com/fulfilio/trytondpayment-gateway-authorize-net>`_
                    * Accept Cards              * Package: fio_payment_gateway_authorize_net
                    * Authorize and Settle
                    * Capture
================== ============================ ========================================================================

If you have written a gateway which you would like to list here, please
send a pull request with the information.


.. _Authorize.net: http://www.authorize.net/
.. _Beanstream: http://www.beanstream.com/home/
rlipython 0.1.2
readline integration for IPython 5.4+ and 6.0+
License: BSD

rlipython
=========

Up until version 4.2, command-line IPython had a readline frontend,
which was replaced by prompt\_toolkit in IPython 5. ``rlipython`` brings
that classic readline functionality to IPython 5.4+ and 6.0+.

See https://github.com/ipython/ipython/issues/10364 for information.

Try it out
==========

You can try out ``rlipython`` like this:

::

    ipython --TerminalIPythonApp.interactive_shell_class=rlipython.TerminalInteractiveShell

Do I have to do that every time?
================================

No. To have ``rlipython`` enabled automatically, do this:

.. code:: python

    import rlipython; rlipython.install()

This will enable ``rlipython`` for the default IPython profile if you
run it using plain ``python`` or the active profile if you run it from
``ipython``.

After running ``rlipyton.install()``, you can go back to starting
IPython just by using ``ipython`` without the extra configuration flag.

Removal
=======

.. code:: python

    import rlipython; rlipython.uninstall()

Python 2 or Python 3
--------------------

``rlipython`` will work in both Python 2 and Python 3. However, as of
May 15th, 2017, IPython 6.0 is the only released version of IPython
which supports a configurable ``interactive_shell_class``, but IPython
6.0 only works in Python 3. So if you want to use ``rlipython`` in
Python 2, you will have to install the `IPython 5.x branch from
git <https://github.com/ipython/ipython/tree/5.x>`__, or wait for
IPython 5.4 release.

License
=======

This code has was extracted from IPython 5.x-dev, so it is under
`IPython's LICENSE <LICENSE.rst>`__.