This package is a general-purpose stand-alone index of quickstarts and cartridges for the OpenShift hosting platform.

This repository contains two major components:

1. A basic user interface for browsing, searching, and launching open cloud compatible applications and services, built with help from Python Flask and Twitter bootstrap.
2. Default content for the index, which is loaded from the included quickstart.json file.

First you must generate you Github Client ID and Secret. Access you GitHub account settings page, select "Applications" and "Register a New Application". Fill in the form with:

• Application Name: oo-index
• Homepage URL: https://index-$namespace.rhcloud.com
• Authorization callback URL: https://index-$namespace.rhcloud.com/login/callback

Press "Register Application" and take note of your credentials.

You can spin up your own hosted instance of this project on OpenShift Online in a single click, or use the rhc command line tool to help configure your local development environment and your OpenShift-hosted environment in a single step:

rhc app create index python-2.7 GITHUB_CLIENT_ID=[github-client-id] GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET=[github-client-secret] OO_INDEX_GITHUB_REPONAME=index OO_INDEX_GITHUB_USERNAME=[your-github-username]
cd index
git remote add upstream https://github.com/openshift/oo-index.git
git pull -s recursive -X theirs upstream master
git push

You can also provide your openshift launch url so that it takes directly to the openshift origin host of your choice: rhc app create index python-2.7 GITHUB_CLIENT_ID=[github-client-id] GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET=[github-client-secret] OO_INDEX_GITHUB_REPONAME=index OO_INDEX_GITHUB_USERNAME=[your-github-username] OPENSHIFT_LAUNCH_URL=[your-openshift-launchURL]

Simply start a local web server with your Application credentials:

./start-devel.sh GITHUB_CLIENT_ID GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET

Every entry in the quickstart.json file should include the following attributes:

{
  "name": "Ghost",
  "default_app_name": 'ghost',
  "git_repo_url": "https://github.com/openshift-quickstart/openshift-ghost-quickstart.git",
  "cartridges": ["nodejs-0.10"],
  "website": "http://tryghost.org/",
  "version": "0.4",
  "env_variables": {"name1":"value1","name2":"value2"},
  "tags": ["node.js","ghost","blog"],
  "description": "Ghost is a free, open, simple blogging platform that's available to anyone who wants to use it"
}

And should comply with the following data format guidelines:

• name - a human-readable name for this project, service, or application (required)
• default_app_name - a short name suggestion, for use in the hosted application url. No hyphens, spaces, or other special characters allowed (a-zA-Z0-9 only, optional)
• git_repo_url - a URL that points to the project's source code (required)
• cartridges - an array of cartridge names (strings), starting with the base web runtime cartridge, and continuing with any additional cartridge-based dependencies (this content is required for all quickstart applications)
• website - URL pointing to a project homepage (optional)
• demo_url - A link to a live demo (optional)
• version - The release version for this project, usually a numeric string (optional)
• env_variables - a hash of name, value pairs that can be used to intialize the application (optional)
• tags - a csv list of relevant terms and labels (optional)
• description - a basic project description in plain text, with quotes escaped (optional)

Pull requests that don't meet this criteria will be rejected.

1. Fork the upstream project repository at: https://github.com/openshift/oo-index

2. Add an openshift-compatible service or application to the project's quickstarts.json file, making sure to include each of the required fields.

3. Add and Commit your changes locally:

    git add wsgi/static/quickstart.json
    git commit -m 'Adding a Wordpress application to the project index'
   

4. Push your changes to GitHub:

    git push
   

5. Then, send us a Pull Request and we'll update our hosted index

OpenShift Origin, except where otherwise noted, is released under the Apache License 2.0. See the LICENSE file located in each component directory.

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