Rookout tutorial for debugging Python applications

A sample app for debugging Python using Rookout.

Helpful links:

git clone https://github.com/Rookout/tutorial-python.git
cd tutorial-python

Set your Rookout token as an environment variable (for Windows, use set instead of export)

export ROOKOUT_TOKEN=[Your Rookout Token]

pip install -r requirements.txt
python app.py

docker run -p 5000:5000 -e ROOKOUT_TOKEN=$ROOKOUT_TOKEN rookout/tutorial-python

Log in to the Rookout IDE.
Add the source code according to the instructions using the left pane Source View
More details

Adding source code
1. Click on Add source
2. Choose source control
  - Github
    - Click on Connect
    - Authorize O-Auth
    - Fill Repository Owner
    - Click Repository and choose from the dropdown menu
    - Click Next
    - Choose the desired branch
    - Click View Repository
  - Local FileSystem - Server
    - Click on Setup Server
    - Choose a supported HTTP Server
    - Follow the on-screen instructions
Open the file app.py
Add a Snapshot Breakpoint next to line number 84 by clicking next the the line number in the file viewer
Looking at the right-hand pane Breakpoints, you will see the Breakpoint you added, on what line you added it and it should be GREEN, meaning everything is communicating correctly.
- If this is not the case, click here to see how to fix that
Go the the app webpage http://localhost:5000/ and add a todo in order to trigger the Breakpoint
Check the bottom pane Messages and you'll see the snapshot you just added, as it was triggered by the handler of the web api when you added a todo

Go through the bug list and follow instructions to see some basic use cases.

Breakpoint status is RED -- Hash mismatch. It means the file used in the server is not the same file used from github/local server in app.rookout.com
Breakpoint status is GRAY -- No app connected. Make sure you have inserted the Rookout Token in the right place and that connection is made properly.