Re: [Rest2web-develop] What do I need to do to make r2w.py callable from anywhere?

[Michael F. <fuz...@vo...>]

Eur Ing Chris Green wrote:
> Apart from the obvious putting r2w.py in my PATH that is.
>
> If I want to maintain more than one set of web pages (call it a
> 'project') using rest2web what do I need to do to make it available
> from anywhere?
>
> Obviously each set of web pages will have a home directory of some
> sort which will have the r2w.ini file in it, this can then tell r2w.py
> where to find all the project specific stuff.
>
> So what else from the unpacked rest2web-0.5.1.tar.gz do I need to put
> somewhere so that it can be found?
>
>     I have put r2w.py in a directory on my PATH.
>     I have put the rest2web sub-directory in my Python site-packages
>     What about macros.py and macros.pyc, do I need copy these anywhere?
>
>   
Well... :-)

If you have r2w.py on your path then you're pretty much there. rest2web
now has the default macros built in (thanks to some inspiration from
Martin), so you *only* need to use the 'macros.py' file if you are
implementing your own macros.

In this case you specify the path to the macros file in your site config
file.

Fuzzyman
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