- Overview
- Goal
- Setup
- Getting ready
- Repo Features
- Configurations
- Deploy with HerokuCLI
- Deploy with Github
- Deploy with OneClick
This project main goal is to provide a way to deploy django applications by using heroku ,gunicorn or even using one click deployment.
To get this repository, run the following command inside your git enabled terminal
git clone https://github.com/alibigdeli/Django-Heroku-Template
Create an enviroment in order to keep the repo dependencies seperated from your local machine.
python -m venv venv
Make sure to install the dependencies of the project through the requirements.txt file.
pip install -r requirements.txt
Once you have installed django and other packages, go to the cloned repo directory and run the following command
python manage.py makemigrations
This will create all the migrations file (database migrations) required to run this App.
Now, to apply this migrations run the following command
python manage.py migrate
Project it self has the user creation form but still in order to use the admin you need to create a super user.you can use the createsuperuser option to make a super user.
python manage.py createsuperuser
And lastly let's make the App run. We just need to start the server now and then we can start using our simple todo App. Start the server by following command
python manage.py runserver
Once the server is up and running, head over to http://127.0.0.1:8000 for the App.
If you want your code to be check by pep8 and all the guide lines, there are two packages added to requirements in order to check and reformat code. you can use it by this command:
black -l 79 . && flake8
- Latest LTS Django3.2
- Git
- Django env
- Base Restframework Authentication and Token
- Black
- Travis and Flake8
- Preconfigured
Latest LTS included 3.2.x and needed requirements
python gitignore and README with license
enviroment sample file and setup
A simple login and registration page for starting project and testing
Reformating your codes to standard projects
Included with travis.yml configuration file for test purposes.plus included Flake8 and config files.
Preconfigured settings.py for db,static,media etc.
- Static & Media Directories
- Template Directories
- Site Framework and Sitemaps + robots
- Database Configs
- Email Configs
- Message Configs
- Hints and Files
- Security
STATIC_ROOT and STATIC_URL and same for media configurations with STATICFILES_DIRS
Genral templates directory for root
Siteframework as in site_id configs with robots.txt and sample sitemaps
Database configuration for production with postgresql and volume directory in data
Email configurations for dev and prod as in env file
Message and warnings configuration for notification handelings
Sample files and hints all over the template for giving more pace
Security tags for https and redirections,HSTS,Cookie and other headers
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/git