Where all the cool stuff is.
Before you begin, copy .env.example
to .env
and set the values for your needs
mv .env.example .env
The first time you deploy this project, the database will take longer to prepare than django is willing to wait.
docker-compose up -d db
Examine the process of the db
service's deployment with
docker-compose logs -f db
Once it says it's ready to accept connections, you can stop following the logs and
docker-compose up -d
to start any unstarted services (for now just the django service: web
)
Set up your own postgres database and configure it with the credentials in your .env
file
and then run
./manage.py runserver
- downstream (coming soon)
- valet (coming soon)
- property api (coming soon)
- spork (coming soon)