councilmatic.conf.model

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# councilmatic.conf
#
# This is a local configuration file for Councilmatic.  It is to be placed with the Bash and Pytyon files
# that build the static web site files.
#
# Written by Tom Theimer - February 26, 2021 Updated April 16, 2021
#
# Because this file is executed by one or more Bash scripts it must have execute permission(s).
#

# The following lines of code are intended for the production directory and they are only intented as an
# aid to a site maintainer who may be manually executing a script to force an update. THESE LINES MAY ALSO
# BE USEFUL when cloning and testing the code on another platform. If one of the target
# scripts is launched in production without root privileges, it will only partially run and therefore
# require to be rerun under 'sudo'. DO NOT use this in the dev environment as dev code should always be
# run with the privileges of the dev group.

## Creating an associative array where the keys are the file names that must be run as root.
#declare -A targetFilesAR=(
# ["Scraper_Twitter.sh"]=0 ["ScraperUpdate2.sh"]=0 ["Scraper_full_json.sh"]=0
#)
#
## Getting the name of the currently running script
#script_name=`basename  "$0"`
##echo $script_name
#
## If the currently running script name is one of the target files then check for root privileges.
##  Note in the following that the -n switch causes the test to evaluate to True if the following argument is NOT an empty string.
#if [[ -n "${targetFilesAR[$script_name]}" ]]
#then
#  if [ "$EUID" -ne 0 ]
#    then echo "! ! ! ! ! ! This script must be run as root (sudo $script_name)"
#    exit
#  fi
#fi
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# WEBSITEPATH identifies the location of the static web site files generated by the bash and Python files
# in the directory that contains this councilmatic.conf file.  If WEBSITEPATH is not assigned a value
# then no static site files will be written.
# e.g. for nginx/apache: WEBSITEPATH='/var/www/councilmatic'
# e.g. for unhosted local machine: WEBSITEPATH='/home/username/testwebsite'
#                               or WEBSITEPATH='/home/username/testwebsite/dev'
# NOTE leading '/' and no '/' at the end
WEBSITEPATH='/var/www/councilmatic/dev'

# WEBSITEPATHRELATIVETOROOT can be ignored on a dev machine where the generated site files will not be linked to a
# domain and called by a browser.   This variable is to contain the directory name that appears after the URL
# hostname to access the website files that were generated by this code set.
#  - If the generated site files are called by the hostname only (e.g. www.mysite.com) then the value of this
#    variable is an empty string ('').
#  - If the generated site files are called by www.mysite.com/devsite then the value of this variable must be 'devsite/'.
# This value is determined by the configuration of the web server and not the physical path of the generated
# web site files (as in WEBSITEPATH) even though the directory naming may be the same or similar.
# e.g. for nginx/apache: WEBSITEPATHRELATIVETOROOT='' or WEBSITEPATHRELATIVETOROOT='dev/'
# e.g. for unhosted local machine: WEBSITEPATHRELATIVETOROOT='home/username/testwebsite/' or WEBSITEPATHRELATIVETOROOT='home/username/testwebsite/dev/'
# NOTE trailing '/' and no leading '/'
WEBSITEPATHRELATIVETOROOT='dev/'

# export so python can access this environment variable
export WEBSITEPATHRELATIVETOROOT

PYTHON=/home/howard/miniconda3/bin/python # The location of Python 3 on this computer.