README.txt
author Sandro Knauß <knauss@netzguerilla.net>
Thu, 27 Sep 2012 17:18:06 +0200
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Iro is a non blocking server for sending a message to a bunsh of recipients. It can handle different types of message and can be extended easially.
It was initially written for sms backend of http://castorticker.de. There are different backends are supported by Iro. 
Iro helps you for these kinds of tasks: You want to send a message to some recipient over a different backend, than for other recipients.
Or you want to define fallback strategies: If one messages can't be send over this backend use another.
Because Iro also knows users, you can create bills for different clients.

Installation of Iro
===================

Install the module via ``setup.py install`` und ran ``iro-install``. That will create a sample configuration file named ``iro.conf``.
Update the configuration file and run ``iro-install install``  afterwards. That will create the Database and Offers for you.
After that you have to `adding_user`. Now you are ready to start Iro ``twisted iro``.


.. _adding_user:

Add User and Userrights
-----------------------

You'll need user and right to spefific Offers, that a user can send with a specific Offer. Till now, it is the only way to add/modify user/userrights. 

 
You can add users and userright via SQL::

  INSERT INTO user (name,apikey,ng_kunde) VALUES("test","a1b2c3");
  INSERT INTO userrights (user,offer,default) VALUES ("test",OFFERNAME,NULL);

or use python/ipython::

  >>> import iro.model.schema
  >>> from iro.model.schema import *
  >>> from sqlalchemy import create_engine
  >>> from iro.model.utils import WithSession
  >>> engine = create_engine(DBURL)
  >>> with WithSession(engine) as session:
  ...   u = User(name="test",apikey="a1a2c3")      
  ...   session.add(u)
  ...   o = session.query(Offer).filter_by(name=OFFERNAME).first()
  ...   u.rights.append(Userright(o, default=None))
  ...   session.commit()
  >>>

.. note::
  Please make sure that, the apikey only using *hex digest [0-9a-f]*