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My codebase

Read this in other languages: English, Español.

I have done this project to save the initial work hours that a typical django project requires.

It is designed to be dockerized and it is very important that you load the environment variables according to your need

This project has

  • Rest API with auto-generated documentation using swagger
  • Coroutines using Celery and Redis
  • Uvicorn is used to be able to use asynchronous views
  • It is ready to work with database replicas
  • By default it is configured to use PostgreSQL
  • For development use WhiteNoise, for production it is recommended that you use a CDN

For development

  1. sh scripts/pre-commit.sh
  2. docker-compose build
  3. docker-compose up django
  4. (in another terminal) docker-compose exec django bash
  5. python manage.py migrate
  6. python manage.py createsuperuser
  7. docker-compose stop
  8. docker-compose up django beat worker flower (remember to restart beat and worker when creating new celery tasks, they do not restart automatically)

For production

  1. export COMPOSE_FILE=prod/docker-compose.yml
  2. docker-compose build
  3. docker tag codebase_django: latest < name of the registry where you want to upload >
  4. docker push < name of the registry where you want to upload >