Provides a web-based interface for requesting help during office hours.
Students request help on an assignment and question number from a location.
This app uses Ok to manage access. Even if you aren’t using Ok for assignments, you should create a course on Ok and enroll all of your staff, academic interns, and students with the appropriate roles.
This is a hosted app provided by 61A. To set it up for your own course, visit Auth and add the desired domain under Domains. Make sure that the OKPy endpoint and course name are what you expect. Then contact 61A staff for your queue to be activated. If you want to move the queue to a new OKPy course, update the endpoint on Auth - the change should be reflected in the queue within an hour.
Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/Cal-CS-61A-Staff/oh-queue.git
Then cd into it:
cd oh-queue
Create and activate a virtualenv:
python3 -m virtualenv env (If this does not work, try: `virtualenv -p python3 env`)
source env/bin/activate
Use pip to install all the dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
npm install
Run the database migrations to setup the initial database.
./manage.py resetdb
./manage.py seed_data
./manage.py db upgrade
Run the server:
./manage.py server
Point your browser to http://localhost:5000. (This might take a while the first time.)
You can log in as any email while testing by going to http://localhost:5000/testing-login/.
dokku apps:create app-name
dokku clone app-name https://github.com/Cal-CS-61A-Staff/oh-queue
dokku mysql:create db-name
dokku mysql:link db-name app-name
dokku domains:set app-name <domain>
dokku config:set app-name OH_QUEUE_ENV=prod OK_KEY=<OK CLIENT> OK_SECRET=<OK SECRET> SECRET_KEY=<DB SECRET> AUTH_KEY=<AUTH_KEY> AUTH_SECRET=<AUTH_SECRET>
dokku run app-name ./manage.py db upgrade
dokku letsencrypt app-name
# Change OK OAuth to support the domain
For OK_KEY and OK_SECRET, you’ll need to create an Ok OAuth client here and have it approved by an Ok admin.
dokku clone app-name https://github.com/Cal-CS-61A-Staff/oh-queue
dokku run app-name ./manage.py db upgrade