Django-AtelierSoude
Move to the base directory
cd [git checkout directory]Update bootstrap data (optional)
Only if a change is needed in the initial content. It is possible to dump the
data that was manually created and make it a fixture. This involves opening a
shell in the running container (docker exec -ti ateliersoude-django bash), cd'ing
to the /ateliersoude directory and running ./manage.py. Look at the
quotation/fixtures/quotation/README.txt file for more.
Build the application and run it
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Before the initial build, run a full db rebuild (drops all DB content), also use this to wipe out the DB when needed:
./start.sh rebuild_db -
Rebuild application, collect static files, and start the gunicorn (production) server, keeping the DB intact:
./start.sh rebuild -
Reload the application (for gunicorn, in cases of minor code changes, faster):
./start.sh reload -
Start the auto-reloading development server (preferred way for development, all changed files are taken into account instantly):
./start.sh dev
Note the build + run command will create docker containers and launch them, so a running docker daemon is needed.
Ports
- For the dev server, the default is 8001 on all interfaces
- For the gunicorn server, the default is 8000 on all interfaces
The exposed port is configurable as the 2nd argument to the command, example:
./start.sh dev 127.0.0.1:8000 will start the dev server on port 8000, accessible only on localhost. Same thing for gunicorn
Logs
Having the logs displayed to STDOUT is done with docker logs -f ateliersoude-django
except for the dev server where they're displayed by default (container isn't detached)
Get into the containers
- Application:
docker exec -ti ateliersoude-django bash - Database:
docker exec -ti ateliersoude-postgres bash