Formatting and whitespace changes in README to make it more markdown-y.

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Bradley M. Kuhn 2013-12-18 19:04:25 -05:00
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Setting up an election: # Setting up an election
0. vote/include/election-sql.php expects a secret config file that exists 0. vote/include/election-sql.php expects a secret config file that exists
only on the server and is included as PHP code. It's hard coded currently only on the server and is included as PHP code. It's hard coded currently
@ -34,7 +34,10 @@ Setting up an election:
GRANT SELECT on somedb.elections TO someuser@localhost; GRANT SELECT on somedb.elections TO someuser@localhost;
GRANT SELECT on somedb.election_choices TO someuser@localhost; GRANT SELECT on somedb.election_choices TO someuser@localhost;
GRANT SELECT,DELETE on somedb.election_tmp_tokens TO someuser@localhost;
GRANT SELECT on somedb.election_voters TO someuser@localhost;
GRANT SELECT,INSERT on somedb.election_anon_tokens TO someuser@localhost;
GRANT INSERT on somedb.election_votes TO someuser@localhost;
2. Create an election, with something like this: 2. Create an election, with something like this:
mysql -u root -D somedb -p mysql -u root -D somedb -p
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SET NAMES 'utf8'; SET NAMES 'utf8';
INSERT t INTO elections (type, name, voting_start, voting_end, choices_nb, question) VALUES ("elections", "2011 Spring Election", "2011-05-29 00:00:00", "2011-06-12 23:59:59", "7", "Which candidates would you like to see Elected?"); INSERT t INTO elections (type, name, voting_start, voting_end, choices_nb, question) VALUES ("elections", "2011 Spring Election", "2011-05-29 00:00:00", "2011-06-12 23:59:59", "7", "Which candidates would you like to see Elected?");
set @el_id = @@IDENTITY; set @el_id = @@IDENTITY;
INSERT INTO election_choices (election_id, choice) INSERT INTO election_choices (election_id, choice) VALUES
VALUES
(@el_id, 'Candidate 1'), (@el_id, 'Candidate 1'),
(@el_id, 'Candidate 2'), (@el_id, 'Candidate 2'),
(@el_id, 'Candidate 3'), (@el_id, 'Candidate 3'),
(@el_id, 'Candidate 4'); (@el_id, 'Candidate 4');
INSERT INTO election_voters (election_id, email_address) INSERT INTO election_voters (election_id, email_address) VALUES
VALUES
(@el_id, 'voter1@example.org'), (@el_id, 'voter1@example.org'),
(@el_id, 'voter2@example.org'), (@el_id, 'voter2@example.org'),
(@el_id, 'voter3@example.com'), (@el_id, 'voter3@example.com'),
@ -63,7 +64,5 @@ INSERT INTO election_voters (election_id, email_address)
That number you see at the end is this election's id. The URL you'll give out That number you see at the end is this election's id. The URL you'll give out
is thus something like: is thus something like:
http://example.org/vote?election_id=THAT_NUMBER http://example.org/vote?election_id=THAT_NUMBER