Charsheet is an open-source web application built on Pyramid and currently in development. It generates a FOSS developer "character sheet" based on data from sites like GitHub, Ohloh, and Stack Exchange.
Charsheet was developed in conjunction with the 2012 RIT undergraduate research symposium, where I was part of a team researching gamification of FOSS development. The content we generated can be found at https://github.com/FOSSRIT/surf-2012.
I plan to continue hacking on this app throughout the coming days. If I can get off from work for BarCampRoc, I will be presenting on this app there.
AGPLv3+ with additional Fedora clause, as detailed in the LICENSE
file.
- David Gay (oddshocks)
- Remy DeCausemaker (decause)
- Nate Case (qalthos)
- Ralph Bean (threebean)
- GitHub
- Coderwall
- Ohloh
- Stack Exchange (disabled)
- Fedora Accounts System (disabled)
Charsheet was previously developed in the FOSSRIT/surf-2012 repo on GitHub. You can still visit this repo to see old issues.
You should be able to start hacking on charsheet after running these commands:
- cd <directory containing this file>
- $venv/bin/python setup.py develop
- add Github consumer key and secret to secrets.ini.example
- mv secrets.ini.example secrets.ini
- $venv/bin/pserve development.ini
