peanutsee/reactjs-django-scaffold

React.JS - Django Application Template

OTS React.JS - Django Web Application

This repository servers as a template for creating React.JS - Django Web Applications. Note that the Django SECRET_KEY is being exposed here. Please create an entirely new project when starting your actual project. Django SECRET_KEY is used to provide crypthographic signature and it is unique between all Django instances.

File system

Tree below shows the file system for the more important files for this application.

project_root
|_frontend
    |_src
        |_App.js
        |_index.js
        |_store.js
        |_Components
        |_Actions
        |_Reducers
        |_Constants
        |_Screens
    |_public
        |_index.html
    |_package.json
    |_.gitignore
|_backend
    |_manage.py
    |_backend
        |_settings.py
        |_urls.py
    |_base
        |_views.py
        |_urls.py
        |_models.py
        |_admin.py
    |_requirements.txt
|_pyenv

Usage

1. Set Up
2. Running the Application

Set Up

Clone this repository to your local computer

git clone https://github.com/peanutsee/reactjs-django-boilerplate.git

Start Python virtual environment in the directory you cloned the repository to

virtualenv pyenv

Start virtual environment

cd pyenv/Scripts
activate

Download dependencies in requirements.txt

cd backend
pip install -r requirements.txt

Download dependencies in package.json

cd frontend
npm install

Running the Application

Start Python virtual environment

cd pyenv/Scripts
activate

Start backend server

cd backend
python manage.py runserver

Start frontend server (separate terminal/command promopt)

npm run start

Good Practices

Save backend dependencies in requirements.txt

pip freeze >> requirements.txt

Save frontend dependencies in package.json (installation)

npm install --save <PACKAGE_NAME>

Save frontend dependencies in package.json (when you forget to --save during installation)

npm init

Authors

• Darryl See Wei Shen
• Elizabeth Lee Yuet Ern

reactjs-django-scaffold's Issues

options.allowedHosts[0] should be a non-empty string.

Hello guys!
I have this error when I try to start the app npm start
Invalid options object. Dev Server has been initialized using an options object that does not match the API schema. options.allowedHosts[0] should be a non-empty string.
The backend is successfully running.
How can I fix that ?