kdha0727/django-two-admin-template

Django Boiler Plate for Two-Factor Admin Site

Django Boiler Plate for Two-Factor Admin Site

You can easily create django project which requires two or multi admin sites.

Setup

$ python -m venv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Features

Two Admin Site

In admin_site.sites package, there exist two admin site modules (site_superuser.py and site_teacher.py).

1. site_superuser

This is an original admin site object, but only superuser can log-in with / enter this site. (user.is_superuser == True) You can add extra conditions to this superuser-only admin site.

2. site_teacher

This is an admin site object constructed from new class, which makes superuser unable to log-in with this site. Staffs (user.is_superuser == False but user.is_staff == True) can log-in with this site.

Separated settings file

1. Local (Dev) Environment

In Windows or MacOS, django will serve for default debug settings automatically:

$ python manage.py runserver

2. Production Environment

In Linux, wsgi will serve with production settings, depending on the secret.json file.

secret.json file should contain ALLOWED_HOSTS, SECRET_KEY, and DATABASES information like below:

{
  "ALLOWED_HOSTS": [
    "your host ip or domains"
  ],
  "SECRET_KEY" : "production secret key",
  "DATABASES": {
    "default": {
      "ENGINE": "django.db.backends.mysql",
      "NAME": "production database name",
      "USER": "production database user",
      "PASSWORD": "production database password",
      "HOST": "production database host",
      "PORT": "3306"
    }
  }
}

After configuring secret.json, run gunicorn with config.wsgi:application and have fun~