The first line of manage.py should read #!/usr/bin/env python

update requirements.txt to use django-lti-provider==0.2.2

This is how I got my test example up & running..... and testable with an external Basic LTI Consumer (which is different to the README):

Local database
postgres database stuff:

• create user (eg djlti)
• set password for user
• create database (eg django-lti-provider-example)

Grab the code
git clone https://github.com/ccnmtl/django-lti-provider-example.git
cd django-lti-provider-example/

Setup the example server
copy djangoltiproviderexample/local_settings.py.example to djangoltiproviderexample/local_settings.py

edit djangoltiproviderexample/local_settings.py :
set NAME, HOST, USER, and PASSWORD
remove PORT (unless it's non-standard)
add ALLOWED_HOSTS = [ 'localhost', '.your.blackboard.or.moodle.domain', '.your.workstation.domain', ]
add PYLTI_CONFIG = { 'consumers': { '<key>': { 'secret': '<secret>' } } }
maybe add LTI_EXTRA_PARAMETERS = ['custom_myparama', 'custom_myparamb']

By default, you can't access the example from outside the local box. edit django.mk and set INTERFACE ?= 0.0.0.0 rather than localhost to get the app to listen to the public network

Setup virtualenv for the code: virtualenv -p python3 . and activate source bin/activate

Now install the code needed: pip install -r requirements.txt

Set up the database: ./manage.py migrate

Build the app: make

Run the app: make runserver

Happy days....
(and thank you - brilliant bit of code, and saved me loads of headache - trying to get my head round all this stuff!!)

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Hi there,

Thanks for this useful example!

Just a quick question, when I tried to run the make file, I got the following error:

AttributeError: module 'enum' has no attribute 'IntFlag'
django.mk:43: recipe for target 'flake8' failed
make: *** [flake8] Error 1

Looking through both django-lti-provider and django-lti-provider-example, I can see that the former was updated to support the latest version of Django along with some other additions. Looking at the requirements for django-lti-provider-example, I still see an older version of Django: 'Django==1.11.12'.

I was just curious to know if you were planning on upgrading the code for django-lti-provider-example in line with the changes made on django-lti-provider.

Thanks very much!

I am just starting with LTI and Open edX and am trying to set up my local test instance of Open edX to talk to the example. I get what is expected when I set up http://lti.tools/saltire/tp, so I'm guessing it's the example that is configured wrong for Open edX. I get:

Method Not Allowed (POST): /assignment/1/
[23/Oct/2019 22:41:35] "POST /assignment/1/ HTTP/1.1" 405 0

Is this expected? Should the example just work straight out of the box with Open edX or do I need to change it to work with POSTs also?

Sorry if this is obvious! Thanks.