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Add documentation on how to set up the database

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Martin Müller 2018-05-23 19:04:15 +02:00
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apt install espeak omxplayer python3.4 python3-pip python3-dbus apt install espeak omxplayer python3.4 python3-pip python3-dbus sqlite3
pip3 install virtualenv youtube-dl pip3 install virtualenv youtube-dl
It is highly recommended to install the soundboard and its dependencies into a virtual environment to keep the system clean. To do so first create a new virtual environment in the desired folder and install the remaining Python dependencies via the `pip` of the virtualenv: It is highly recommended to install the soundboard and its dependencies into a virtual environment to keep the system clean. To do so first create a new virtual environment in the desired folder and install the remaining Python dependencies via the `pip` of the virtualenv:
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Installation Installation
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To create the initial database for the metadata, following command can be used together with the schema file: :code:`sqlite3 metadata.sqlite < schema.sql`.
The web server user (e.g. `www-data`) must be in the `audio` and `video` groups. You can add them via `usermod -a -G audio,video www-data`. The web server user (e.g. `www-data`) must be in the `audio` and `video` groups. You can add them via `usermod -a -G audio,video www-data`.
Also the file `/dev/vchiq` should be writeable by the web user (e.g. `www-data`). A quick & dirty way is to use :code:`chmod +rw` on the file. Also the file `/dev/vchiq` should be writeable by the web user (e.g. `www-data`). A quick & dirty way is to use :code:`chmod +rw` on the file.