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+# The United States PostgreSQL Association website
+
+These are the PgUS templates which override the PgEU templates.
+
+## Installation
+
+### Setting up PgEU
+
+* Clone the [PgUS fork](https://github.com/pg-us/pgeu-system) of the PgEU codebase.
+  * This fork is the same as the base system, but with devcontainers for Podman/VSCode
+* Start the dev container with whatever you'd prefer. This has mostly been tested in VSCode.
+* Run `./install.sh` from within the dev container to configure the super user, the local settings, etc.
+* Run `python3 manage.py runserver` to start the server. You should see unskinned pages at this point.
+
+### Applying Our Skin
+
+* Clone this repository in a folder *next to the pgeu-system*.
+  * The pgeu dev container has access to all peer directories of `pgeu-system` to enable skins.
+* Add `SYSTEM_SKIN_DIRECTORY = "/workspaces/pgusweb"` to `local_settings.py`
+* Non-HTML assets will need to be symlinked with `ln -s pgusweb/media/pgus pgeu-system/media`...
+* ...and then excluded from PgEU's git with `echo 'media/pgus' > .git/info/exclude`
+
+### Future Setup Improvements
+
+Relying on Dev Containers is not ideal for non-VSCode users, we should migrate to basic Docker tooling.
+
+The _ideal_ docker setup would also use the `uwsgi` server instead of the Django server. This should remove the need to symlink the PgUS assets.
+
+## Environments
+
+The production website is deployed from `master`.
+
+The test website is deployed from `test`. Ask any existing member for the test site username/password.
+
+## License
+
+The code for the website is licensed under `The PostgreSQL Licence
+<http://www.opensource.org/licenses/postgresql>`_, which is closely related to
+the BSD license.
+