realworldio/django-drf repository overview

This repo is functionality complete — PR's and issues welcome!

⁠Installation

⁠Option 1: Use Docker

If you don't have yet a running docker installation, install first docker with

sudo apt-get install docker.io

Fetch the repository from docker

docker pull realworldio/django-drf

⁠Running the DJango App

Create a folder to mount the source code of the app

mkdir ~/django_drf_project

Run the DJango DRF app via Docker container

docker run -d -p 8080:8000  -v ~/django_drf_project:/drf_src --name django_drf_app realworldio/django-drf

⁠Adding an admin user

However, there aren’t any users for our Django DRF application. In order to create admin user, we need to access our container to run the createuser command:

docker exec -it django_drf_app /bin/bash

To add an admin user, you need to run the following code in your container then enter the promoted credentials:

python manage.py createsuperuser

⁠Option 2: Install from source

1. Clone this repository: git clone [email protected]:gothinkster/productionready-django-api.git.
2. cd into conduit-django: cd productionready-django-api.
3. Install pyenv⁠.
4. Install pyenv-virtualenv⁠.
5. Install Python 3.5.2: pyenv install 3.5.2.
6. Create a new virtualenv called productionready: pyenv virtualenv 3.5.2 productionready.
7. Set the local virtualenv to productionready: pyenv local productionready.
8. Reload the pyenv environment: pyenv rehash.

If all went well then your command line prompt should now start with (productionready).

If your command line prompt does not start with (productionready) at this point, try running pyenv activate productionready or cd ../productionready-django-api.

If pyenv is still not working, visit us in the Thinkster Slack channel so we can help you out.

⁠Setting up the Database

python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate

⁠Running the DJango App

python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000

⁠Adding an admin user

However, there aren’t any users for our Django DRF application. In order to create admin user, we need to access our container to run the createuser command then enter the promoted credentials:

python manage.py createsuperuser

Afterwards, exit the Docker container running the exit command.