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This guide provides a walkthrough for the installation process involved with the renal registry’s /wiki/spaces/RR/pages/1295318883.

Before you being

This guide assumes you have correctly configured your **environment**, that you have installed **virtualenv** and **pip**, and that you have followed the instruction for installing the DevPi client

It also assumes that you have correctly cloned, tagged and branched the required code according to the Creating validation (and other) build and releases

Installation Walkthrough

• Navigate to the code

Using a shell navigate to the folder that contains the code you cloned from bit bucket during the Creating validation (and other) build and releases process. These paths are in line with those found in the guide and should be adjusted to match your local paths if necessary.

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cd u:

cd my\ documents/projects/renal_registry/

• Virtual Envirmonet

The virtual environment can be installed in any folder but storing your virtual environments in the same location as the code that you intend to run is a good idea. In this case the aim is to launch validation so the virtual environment will be created inside rr_valdiation.

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cd rr_validation
/c/Python27/Scripts/virtualenv venv

• Activate the Environment

To enter the virtual environment use the following shell commands insuring that you substitute your environment name for venv where appropriate.

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source venv/Scripts/activate

• Install the Required Packages

rr_validation has a requirements file that lists all of the packages that are required to run the application. Running the following command from inside your virtual environment will retrieve and install these packages for you.

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• Run the Validation App

The installation is complete and the app is now ready to run. The following command will launch the application

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Please see the /wiki/spaces/RR/pages/1295318883 for further information on using the validation tool.

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