Wahlzeit is an open source web application that lets users upload photos and rate photos of other users on a 1..10 scale. Users get to present their best photos and learn what other users thought of theirs.

Wahlzeit is used to teach agile methods and open source software development at the Professorship of Open Source Software at the Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nürnberg.

It is an easy-to-learn yet complete Java web application that is available under the GNU Affero Public License v3 license, see the LICENSE.txt file.

Starting Wahlzeit 2.0, Wahlzeit is a Google App Engine app. It can be run on your local machine or be deployed to Google App Engine for broader availability.

For more information, please see http://github.com/dirkriehle/wahlzeit and http://osr.cs.fau.de.

1. Create your own repository by forking Wahlzeit from dirkriehle to yourname
2. Install Java JDK, set JAVA_HOME, and install git
3. On the command line, create or choose a project directory and go there
4. Run git clone https://github.com/yourname/wahlzeit.git

1. On the command line, cd wahlzeit
2. Run ./gradlew appengineRun
3. Wait until all gradle and project dependencies have been downloaded and the local instance has been started
4. Open http://localhost:8080 to try out Wahlzeit on your machine

1. Run Wahlzeit on your local machine (see above)
2. Create a remote java debug configuration in your IDE with host localhost and port 8000 (not 8080)

Create a Google App Engine instance:

1. If you don't have one yet, create a Google account (required)
2. Go to https://console.developers.google.com and login with your Google account
3. In the developers console, select create a project 1. Choose a project name, called below yourproj 2. Accept the terms of service, for better or worse

Configure your repository and deploy Wahlzeit

1. Configure your project: 1. Open the file /src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/appengine-web.xml 2. Replace the project name with yourproj: <application>yourproj</application> 3. Save and close the appengine-web.xml
2. Run ./gradlew appengineUpdate
3. If a browser window pops up and asks for permission, accept it
4. Copy the code from the browser window to your gradle console
5. If everything works out, you will find your project at https://yourproj.appspot.com

Done!