This is a Django project for providing and managing a 3d-printing service.
For that the django-plastic-tickets app is used.
This project additionally provides a login view, the django admin interface and a html base which renders the breadcrumbs. Additionally a bootstrap css theme is provided.
Here are some features this project provides:
- (STL) file upload and hosting
- basic access control
- a user can only access its associated data
- staff can access all data
- guided form for ticket creation
- every option can contain a detailed markdown description
- descriptions can be translated to all configured languages
- they are stored in the database and can be updated as needed
- the user can add as many models (files) to a ticket
and has to specify for each file
- a print count
- a desired production method (FFF, SLA, ...)
- the desired material type (PLA, PETG, ...) based on current stock
- the desired material color
- the user can add a custom message containing more details about the models
- every option can contain a detailed markdown description
- sending plain text ticket emails, while respecting mail standards such as RFC 3676
- basic material management (filament, resin, ...)
- german translation
First make sure the following dev dependencies are installed on your system:
- python3
- git
- make (optional)
Then proceed by cloning the projects repository and fetching its submodule:
git clone https://github.com/hd1ex/plastic-tickets.git
cd plastic-tickets
git submodule update --initNow install a python venv with the projects dependencies by running
make installYou can also do this by running the commands listed in the Makefile manually.
Now you can activate the venv by running
source venv/bin/activateTo create the database and an admin user just run
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py createsuperuserNow you probably should enable the debug mode in the Django settings (line 31).
After that, you can simply run the django dev server with
python manage.py runserverand visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/
You should see the index view of the website.
Now a Django admin (super user) can add data and other users at
http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/
For some initial data, there is also a fixture provided at django-plastic-tickets/django_plastic_tickets/fixtures/initial_data.json. To load that data just run
python manage.py loaddata django-plastic-tickets/django_plastic_tickets/fixtures/initial_data.jsonFor deployment you need the following tools:
- git
- docker
- docker-compose
After you made sure they are installed, proceed by cloning the repo and its submodule:
git clone https://github.com/hd1ex/plastic-tickets.git
cd plastic-tickets
git submodule update --initNow you want to configure your deployment by adjusting
the Django settings and the
server_name in the nginx config.
Additionally you maybe want to save your config changes as a patch:
mkdir patches
echo '*' > patches/.gitignore
git diff > patches/deployment_config.patchAfter that you can start the website as container:
docker-compose up -dTo setup a first admin user and (optionally) add the provided initial data, start a shell in the container by running
docker exec -it shared_cash_shared-cash_1 /bin/shand run
python manage.py createsuperuser
python manage.py loaddata django-plastic-tickets/django_plastic_tickets/fixtures/initial_data.json # optional
exitNow you can visit your website and login with the admin user
(visit http://localhost if you left the default value).
In the long run you probably want to set up some kind of a backup system.
All interesting files live in docker volumes. To list these run
docker volume lsYou probably want to add a ssl certificate to enable https.
To do this with Let's Encrypt's you can open a shell
in the container running nginx and generate one using
certbot
docker exec -ti plastic-tickets_web_1 ash
# In the container run:
apk add certbot-nginx
certbot --nginxPlease read Contributing.md for this.
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