A light weight CGI based issue tracker. Meant to be as minimal as possible in dependencies, memory usage, and feature set. Its simplicity can be extensible, but in its raw form it's designed to be deployable on hardware with minimal resources available, such as a Rasp Pi. Not tied to any form of source control, it is developed with its use-case being to compliment cgit instances, but it can be used for anything.

Python >= 3.6

Out of the box, an nginx.conf is provided to assist with initial deployment. It will probably need a few tweaks for whatever environment you're setting up, but by default if you're running a standard nginx instance you should place your Tissue install in /var/www/tissue and symlink the provided nginx.conf into your sites-enabled folder of nginx with a smart name like tissue.conf.

Once your nginx configuration is complete, it is recommended to run a uWSGI server with CGI enabled, which may require building it yourself. Instructions to do that are available here. A uwsgi configuration is provided that enables Python based cgi paths. Once you have uWSGI installed with the CGI Plugin you can run tissue simply with

sudo -u www-data [path-to-uwsgi] ./uwsgi.ini

Alternatively, you may use Apache to deploy with CGI, which is something we at Luna.Red typically don't do because it's Apache.

Tissue depends on a SQLite database. Create a new one named tissue.db and run the provided sql files in the sql folder to prepare the database. The app will then use them accordingly. This can be done by running

sqlite tissue.db
sqlite> .read sql/schema.sql