Merge pull request #121 from tableau/development

Merge all changes for v2.1.0

README.md

@@ -12,11 +12,13 @@ Once VizAlerts is installed and running, all of the work to build and manage you
 
 ## Got any documentation?
 
-Do we ever! There are two files included in the root folder, install_guide.docx and user_guide.docx, intended for Tableau Server administrators and for alert authors, respectively. They're the best way to learn about what VizAlerts can do.
+Do we ever! There are two files included in the \docs folder, [install_guide.md](docs/install_guide.md) and [user_guide.md](docs/user_guide.md), intended for Tableau Server administrators and for alert authors, respectively. They're the best way to learn about what VizAlerts can do.
+
+If you're an impatient Millenial like me, here's a [video](https://youtu.be/NQW3w64cXiU) that skims the very basics.
 
 ## How do I set it up?
 
-Please see install_guide.docx for installation instructions. Only the Tableau Server administrator needs to set it up. Once working, any user on Tableau Server who can publish may use VizAlerts.
+Please see the [Install Guide](docs/install_guide.md) for installation instructions. Only the Tableau Server administrator needs to set it up. Once working, any user on Tableau Server who can publish may use VizAlerts.
 
 ## What versions of Tableau are supported?
 

build.bat

@@ -0,0 +1,42 @@
+del .\dist\*.* /F /Q /S
+python .\setup.py py2exe
+
+mkdir .\dist\vizalerts
+pushd .\dist\vizalerts
+mkdir twilio
+mkdir twilio\conf
+mkdir config
+mkdir docs
+mkdir docs\media
+mkdir demo
+mkdir tests
+mkdir logs
+mkdir ops
+mkdir vizalert
+mkdir tabUtil
+mkdir temp
+popd
+
+copy .\config\* .\dist\vizalerts\config /Y
+copy .\docs\* .\dist\vizalerts\docs /Y
+copy .\docs\media\* .\dist\vizalerts\docs\media /Y
+copy .\demo\* .\dist\vizalerts\demo /Y
+copy .\tests\* .\dist\vizalerts\tests /Y
+copy .\logs\* .\dist\vizalerts\logs /Y
+copy .\ops\* .\dist\vizalerts\ops /Y
+copy .\vizalert\* .\dist\vizalerts\vizalert /Y
+copy .\tabutil\* .\dist\vizalerts\tabUtil /Y
+copy .\temp\* .\dist\vizalerts\temp /Y
+copy .\tests\* .\dist\vizalerts\tests /Y
+copy .\twilio\conf\* .\dist\vizalerts\twilio\conf /Y
+
+copy .\version_history.txt .\dist\vizalerts /Y
+copy .\LICENSE .\dist\vizalerts /Y
+copy .\README.md .\dist\vizalerts /Y
+copy .\vizalerts.py .\dist\vizalerts /Y
+copy .\dist\vizalerts.exe .\dist\vizalerts\vizalerts.exe /Y
+
+pandoc .\docs\install_guide.md -f markdown -t html -o  .\dist\vizalerts\docs\install_guide.html
+pandoc .\docs\user_guide.md -f markdown -t html -o .\dist\vizalerts\docs\user_guide.html
+
+7z a -r .\dist\vizalerts.zip .\dist\vizalerts\*

config/vizalerts.yaml

@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ smtp.password: null                             # password for account used to c
                                                     # OR it can be a valid path to a .txt file containing the password, e.g. 'c:\users\mcoles\password.txt'
 # Tableau Server settings
 server: localhost                               # the Tableau Server instance your alerts will reside on. Recommend using the fully-qualified name, e.g. 'myserver.mydomain.com'
+                                                    # If your server runs on a non-default port, add a colon and the port number, e.g., "myserver.mydomain.com:54321"
 server.version: 10                              # the major version of Tableau Server that this is running against (just ensures correct URLs in email footers)
 server.user: SomeTableauServerUser              # this is ANY user licensed in Tableau Server--it does not need to be an Admin. It must have access to download summary data from vizalerts.source.viz
 server.user.domain: null                        # the domain for the server.user account.