The structure of the whole Django project is built for you. Run the following commands in order to have your local environment up and running.
$ mkvirtualenv -p $(which python3) ecommerce
$ pip install -r requirements.txtYou can now run the development server and point the browser to the correct URL:
$ make runserverThe goal of this practice is to perform a deploy of the Ecommerce API project that we've been working on, into a production environment.
For this task you'll need to use the service Heroku, in a similar way that we did during the class.
Your tasks will be basically focused on following the steps that the instructor showed you during the class.
This would include installing the Heroku CLI, creating the Procfile and runtime.txt files, configuring some settings and env variables, pushing the project to heroku remote repository, etc.
This is a link to a LIVE version of the Ecommerce API, up and running in Heroku:
https://ecommerce-deploy-heroku.herokuapp.com/api/
You can sign in with the following credentials:
user: admin
password: admin
Also if you get stuck with some of the steps, you can check the solution branch in this repository, or take a look at this project which is the one showed during the class.