gridl/ponee

A lightweight Django template ready for Heroku

ponee

A lightweight Django template ready for Heroku

Motivation

Loosely inspired by the beloved django-cookiecutter, ponee is a lightweight Django template without too many assumptions.

What's included

• Custom user
• 12-Factor based setting via django-environ
• Requirements for production and development
• Django REST framework
• Django CORS headers
• Security settings
• Heroku support with django-heroku
• Testing and coverage

Ponee uses sqlite3 for development but you can easily switch to PostgreSQL by tweaking settings.base.py.

Installation

Prepare a virtual environment in a folder of choice and install Django:

mkdir mynewproject && cd $_
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install django

Then install the template:

django-admin startproject \ 
    --template https://github.com/valentinogagliardi/ponee/archive/master.zip \
    --name=Procfile \
    --extension=py,example yournewproject .

Install the dependencies:

pip install -r ./requirements/dev.txt

Copy the example env to .env and adjust the variables as needed:

cp .env.example .env

Before starting off make the migrations for the custom User:

python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate

and your good to run the development server!

Deploy on Heroku

Before starting off you should have a Git repo in your project folder:

git init

Login on Heroku with the Heroku CLI:

heroku login

Create a new app (you can change its name later):

heroku apps:create --region eu

Copy .env.prod.example to .env.prod and adjust the variables as needed. Now run:

python configure_prod_envs.py

The script reads all the env variables from .env.prod and runs heroku config:set for each.

Finally make a commit and push the code:

git add .
git commit -m "First commit"
git push heroku master

Test

Running tests:

python manage.py test

Running tests with coverage:

coverage run --omit='*/venv/*' manage.py test
coverage report