Huh?

If you're reading this, you're reading the README.

To do

• Base
  • Specify role with DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE, e.g. dev.py
  • Move manual setup to Python script (or better, to Docker!)
  • Move app templates to base templates directory
  • Send error emails
• WineApp
  • Add tests for logged-in user wine recommendations
  • Add more wines, populate metadata with the usual junk
  • Serve uploaded wine images with S3/CloudFront
  • Add 'blog archive' thing for older Shouts & Murmurs posts
  • Shrink larger images, use one-column layout for xs viewports

Local setup

1. Initialize virtualenv
   • python3 -m virtualenv .venv
2. Activate venv
   • . .venv/bin/activate
3. Install Python requirements
   • pip3 install -r requirements.txt
4. Install apt requirements
   • xargs -a apt-requirements.txt sudo apt-get install
5. Create Postgres user and database
   1. sudo -u postgres psql
   2. CREATE USER djangalex WITH PASSWORD 'hunter2'; (replace hunter2 if you dare)
   3. CREATE DATABASE djangalex OWNER djangalex;
   4. \q
6. Add secrets to env vars
   • (this is another good candidate for moving to Docker, or at least .bashrc)
   • export DATABASE_URL=postgres://djangalex:hunter2@localhost:5432/djangalex
   • export SECRET_KEY=hunter2 (or a somewhat more secure password, for you Krebs readers out there)
   • export DEBUG=True
   • export AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME=foo
   • export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=bar
   • export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=baz
   • export DJANGO_SECRET_KEY=baz
7. Run initial database migration
   • ./manage.py migrate
8. Create superuser
   • ./manage.py createsuperuser
9. Run server!
   • ./manage.py runserver
   • Site should be accessible at localhost:8000/

Deployment

1. Install Heroku CLI
   • sudo snap install --classic heroku
2. Set Heroku env vars, if necessary
   • Can be done from Heroku GUI or heroku config:set FOO=bar
3. Do the jawn!
   • git push heroku master