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rmtoo 25.0.1

Open Source Requirements Management Tool

Introduction
This Readme gives a short overview over the available online
documentation for rmtoo.

Content
This file contains the following chapters:

Table of Contents

Introduction
Content
Conventions
Operating System Support
Preinstalled VMs
Installation

Dependencies
First Project

Installation using virtualenv / pip

Installation

First Project

Installation
Usage

Man Pages

Additional Documentation

Other Documentation

FAQ
Presentations
Readme-Overview.txt
Readme-Hacking.txt
Readme-OS-X.txt
Readme-Windows.txt
Readme-RmtooOnRmtoo.txt
Readme-GitPython.txt

Emacs Mode for Editing Requirements
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Conventions

YY
names the version of rmtoo. You have to replace this with the real
version number.

$ cmd
This is a command you have to type in. The $ is a replacement for
the shell prompt - do not enter it as a part of the command.

Operating System Support
rmtoo is fully supported under Linux. Nevertheless, because it is
written in computer independent programming languages (such as
python), is also works on other operating systems.
Mac OS X users might want to read Readme-OS-X.txt.
Windows users might want to read the Readme-Windows.txt.

Preinstalled VMs
For evaluation proposes and running small projects there is the
possibility to use Amazon AWS EC2 preinstalled VMs.
More details are available in a dedicated Readme.

Installation
The following sections assume, that you are using Linux. Please
refer to the appropriate Readme file for your operating system for
more information if you do not use Linux.

Dependencies
To use rmtoo, other software packages must be installed.
rmtoo is written in python. At least version 3.5 of python is needed.
python 3.8 may work, but there is a problem (bug (fix)?) is python 3.8
which create different XML elements as the previous versions.
When you want to create LaTeX or PDF documentation, LaTeX is needed.
For the requirements dependency graph, graphviz is used.
For statistics plot gnuplot is used. For the estimation module the
python-scipy package is needed.
Typically the packages from your distribution will work.

First Project
The recommended way of starting is to copy the provided template
project.
The basic steps are:

Copy over the template project to some other directory.
Set up the environment
Run make
Check, if everything worked
Start changing / adapting things to your needs

Note that during this document the project will be called
‘MyNewProject’. Please adapt the name for your needs.

Installation using virtualenv / pip
This is the preferred installation method - it takes care that
at least the python dependencies are correctly installed.

Installation
To install rmtoo in a virtualenv, execute the following steps:
$ mkdir RMTOO
$ cd RMTOO
$ virtualenv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel
$ pip install --only-binary=numpy,scipy numpy scipy
$ pip install rmtoo
This has only to be done once.

First Project

Installation
Change to a directory where you want to create the new project. This
is needed only once.
# cd to virtualenv directory - if not already there
$ cd RMTOO
$ cp -r venv/rmtoo/contrib/template_project MyNewProject

Usage
To create all the artifacts for the template project, execute
$ cd MyNewProject
$ source ./setenv.sh VENV
$ make
$ ls artifacts
In the artifacts directory there are all the generated files.
A typical workflow is, to change or add requirements, topics or the
configuration in the MyNewProject directory, run make again
and check the artifacts.

Man Pages
When using the virtualenv, use
$ man -l venv/rmtoo/share/man/man7/rmtoo.7
to get an overview over all available man pages.
Those other man pages you can read also with man. Replace the
file name with the appropriate manual page, like:
$ man -l venv/rmtoo/share/man/man7/rmtoo-analytics.7

Additional Documentation
Additional documentation can be found in the directories
RMTOO/venv/rmtoo/doc (especially the Readme files).

Other Documentation

FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A collection of questions which were ask in the past - including
the answers.

Presentations
There are also two presentations about the design and features of
rmtoo. Theese presentations can be found in the download section of
the sourceforge project page. Please visit the projects home page
http://rmtoo.florath.net

Readme-Overview.txt
Description of the features of rmtoo.

Readme-Hacking.txt
Small (and yet unfinished) document how to develop functionality
and modules for rmtoo.

Readme-OS-X.txt
Hints for Mac Users.

Readme-Windows.txt
Hints for Windows users.

Readme-RmtooOnRmtoo.txt
Run rmtoo to get the documentation for rmtoo itself.

Readme-GitPython.txt
Some note about the (internal) use of GitPython.

Emacs Mode for Editing Requirements
When using the tar package, emacs mode can be loaded in emacs by:
M-x load-file
point to RMTOO/venv/rmtoo/contrib/req-mode.el
All files with suffix .req will now use the requirements editing
mode.

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If you have some problems, remarks or feature request, you’re welcome
to visit the project home page
http://rmtoo.florath.net

flonatel GmbH & Co. KG
Andreas Florath
rmtoo@florath.net

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For licensing details see COPYING