To run this Django app, the easiest is to run it via Docker.
- Make sure Docker is installed.
- Make sure there is a folder
data/db
in this folder (if it's the first time you run this project, you will need to createdb
insidedata
). - Then from this directory, run
docker compose up
- The app will be available at http://localhost:8000/.
When developing this app, please keep the following in mind:
-
If you add new packages, add them to
requirements.txt
and specify what version should be used. -
We follow the GitFlow Workflow, which basically means, a branch should be created for each issue off of the
develop
branch. When the code is done for that issue, a pull request to develop should be made. Once we are ready for a new version,develop
will be merged intomain
and a new release will be created. -
Commits should be previxed with
[issue-number]
, e.g.[GH-1] added code to accept incoming connections
. -
Branches should be named after the issue they are for prefixed with
feature
,bug
, orchore
, e.g.feature/GH-1
. -
If you need to run migrations or run other Django commands, you will need to log in to the Docker container running the Django app and run the commands from there. The following steps will likely work for this:
> docker ps CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES 575f0aa89a6e edrop-connector-web "./startup.sh tail -…" About an hour ago Up 3 seconds 0.0.0.0:8000->8000/tcp edrop-connector-web-1 1a7478580d3e postgres "docker-entrypoint.s…" About an hour ago Up 3 seconds 0.0.0.0:5432->5432/tcp edrop-connector-db-1
Then pick the container id or name and run:
docker exec -it edrop-connector-web-1 bash
If your container is not called
edrop-connector-web-1
, specify the correct name instead.Now you're inside the container and you can run any Django coammend you need.
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