Install

1. Get the wise source code and install to a directory of your choice.

   Stable releases can be downloaded from Github:

   https://github.com/sdiehl/wise/archives/master

   Development version can be obtained by git:

   git clone git://github.com/sdiehl/wise

2. You’ll need Python 2.6+ (but not Python 3) and the Python header files On Ubuntu:

   $ sudo apt-get install python python-dev

   and the Python package managmenent tools:

   $ sudo apt-get install python-setuptools build-essential
   $ sudo easy_install -U pip
   $ sudo pip install -U virtualenv

3. Install Pure and LLVM:

   If you are on Ubuntu/Debian you can use the build script included with Wise which should install the packages llvm, libgmp3-dev, g++, and build Pure from source:

   $ ./dist/build_pure.sh

   If your distribution does not carry Pure and LLVM then you can find directions for compiling it from source here:

   http://pure-lang.googlecode.com/hg/pure/INSTALL

4. Set up a new virtualenv, if you aren’t using virtualenv then start today! If this is your first virtualenv then run the following two commands:

   $ mkdir -p ~/.virtualenvs
   $ cd ~/.virtualenvs

   Create a Wise virtualenv:

   $ virtualenv --no-site-packages --distribute wise

   To activate the new virtualenv shell run:

   $ source ~/.virtualenvs/wise/bin/activate

   which gives you a shell where all commands are run run in your local virtualenv. From here on commands prefixed with:

   $(wise)

   refer to commands that should be run in the wise virtualenv shell.

5. Install python libraries:

   (wise)$ pip install -r /path/to/wise/dir/requirements.txt

6. Build the Pure module:

   (wise)$ cd wise
   (wise)$ make

7. Create the database:

   (wise)$ cd wise/
   (wise)$ python mange.py syncdb

   This will prompt you to create a admin user and create the local database in the file wise.db.

8. Run Wise:

   (wise)$ gunicorn_django
   (wise)$ firefox localhost:8000