SixieNote in Django

Uses:

• Django 3.0
• Python 3.8

Getting Started using Docker

Clone this repository and you can start developing on the project using the following commands.

$ cp docker-compose.override.yml.example docker-compose.override.yml
$ make build-dev
$ docker-compose up

This will give you a running Postgres, Mailhog and a Django running under runserver_plus at http://localhost:8000. Start editing your code!

Getting Started with a Local Virtualenv

Clone the repo like above, but you will be responsible for setting up the database, a database user and the mailhog instance. You will also need to make sure you have Python 3.8 installed and use it to create your virtualenv.

Once you have all of that, you need to install the requirements files in the requirements/ folder for your specific situation (local dev or production).

On second thought, let's just make it easy on ourselves and the Docker way above.