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Despite not being available, I'm still finishing this README. Despite not being available, I'm still finishing this README.
# Installation guide ## Installation guide
WebJammies is easy to install, first, get Python 3.10 or above. WebJammies is easy to install, first, get Python 3.10 or above.
For Linux users: For Linux users:
```bash ```bash
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And copy the `webjammies.py` file over to the directory you've created the `venv` in. And copy the `webjammies.py` file over to the directory you've created the `venv` in.
After that, just run `webjammies.py` and you're good to go! After that, just run `webjammies.py` and you're good to go!
# Setting up a server ## Setting up a server
Setting up a server is really simple, if you have a webserver already, you can skip ahead, if you don't, well: Setting up a server is really simple, if you have a webserver already, you can skip ahead, if you don't, well:
I've also got an easy to set up webserver [here](https://git.novacow.ch/Nova/PyWebServer)! I've also got an easy to set up webserver [here](https://git.novacow.ch/Nova/PyWebServer)!
With that out of the way, to set up your webserver for WebJammies, just create a `webjammies` directory at the root of your site. With that out of the way, to set up your webserver for WebJammies, just create a `webjammies` directory at the root of your site.