This is for the use of Sense & Sensibility & Science course staff to update our website. Instructions are subject to change. This is the link to the GitHub, https://github.com/dgergs/SSS_Compare

Prerequisites:
	-Instructions below are intended for use on Macs, some commands may be different on other types of computers. 
	-Make sure Python 3.x is downloaded on your computer
		-To check this, go to terminal and type "python3 --version" 
		-If it's not downloaded, use the link below
			-https://www.python.org/downloads/
	-Download the OPML package 
		-Info here: https://pypi.org/project/opml/
		-OPML is the package that dynalist uses to format data, so there is no getting around downloading this package.
		-To download, type "pip install opml" into terminal
			-If pip is not installed on your computer...
				-Type this command into terminal "sudo easy_install pip"
			-If you get weird opml errors later in the process...
				-Try using "pip3" instead of "pip" to install opml
				-You might need to upgrade pip
					-Pip is now on version 20.x, so make sure yours is at least close
						-Version can be checked with "pip --version"
					-Use the command "pip install -U pip" in terminal to upgrade your version
			
			
Usage:
	-Download the most recent code from GitHub
		-https://github.com/dgergs/SSS_Compare/
		-Click "Clone or Download" and press "Download ZIP"
	-Download current data
		-First download the most recent S&S&S content Dynalist (you'll need to login)
			-https://dynalist.io/d/5C57sPjItqfxzkIkeFm9w_Dr
		-Rename the correct .opml file to be named "data.opml"
		-Next, download the most recent version of site data from Pantheon (you'll need to login)
			-https://test-uc-sss.pantheon.berkeley.edu/admin/ucsss/import
				-click the link "download an export"
		-Rename the .csv file to be named "old_site.csv"
	-Place both of these files, "data.opml and "old_site.csv", into the folder "SSS_Compare-master"
	-Using Terminal, navigate into the "SSS_Compare-master" folder
		-If you save the folder to your desktop, type "cd Desktop/SSS_Compare"
		-Once you think you're in the correct folder, type the command "ls" into terminal to confirm
	-Type the following command "python3 main.py" into terminal
	-In the same "SSS_Compare-master" folder, make sure that the file "upload_2020_XX_XX.csv" was created
	-Upload this CSV to the Pantheon TEST site (linked above)

Maintenance:
	Every time we make a change to the structure, simply download the most updated version here from GitHub.