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Use in local (docker-compose)

In order to run the application in docker compose you must follow these steps:

1. Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/isaacte/WebProject
2. Set POSTGRES_USER (User of the Postgres DB), POSTGRES_PASSWORD (Password for the user) and POSTGRES_DB (Name of the dabase) on docker-compose.yaml. *This step is not required (but strongly recommended) as there are some default values declared.
3. Create a .env file in the root path of the folder containing the following information:

DEBUG=<0|1>
SECRET_KEY=<secret_key>
DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS=<127.0.0.1, localhost, ...>
DATABASE_URL=<postgres://dbuser:dbpassword@dbhost:dbport/dbname>

The variables can be changed to configure the application as desired.

4. Execute the docker compose application (this will build the images if does not exist): docker compose up

5. If you want to rebuild the images you can use the following command: docker compose up --build

If you want to run some commands you can attach to the docker web container or run it via docker compose exec as following: docker compose exec web <command>

Deploy to fly.io

In order to deploy the application in fly.io you must be registered and have the Fly CLI installed with the account logged in.

1. Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/isaacte/WebProject
2. Create a .env file in the root path of the folder containing the following information:

DEBUG=<0|1>
DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS=<domain.fly.dev>

The variables can be changed to configure the application as desired.
*Fly.io will automatically deploy a Postgres DB and add the DATABASE_URL in the enviroment variable.

3. Run fly launch --copy-config --dockerfile Dockerfile --ignorefile .dockerignore.
4. Follow the steps of the wizard that will ask you for the app name, a region to deploy, if you want to setup a Postgresql database now (Say yes), an Upstash Redis database now (Say no) and if you want to deploy now (Say yes).
5. After the setup finishes anotate the DATABASE_URL and SECRET_KEY for further usages`
6. After deploying you can deploy the application via fly deploy.
7. After deploying you can open the application via fly open.
8. After opening the application you should apply database migrations and collect statics. Run: fly ssh console -C "python code/manage.py migrate" to apply the migrations into the database and fly ssh console -C "python code/manage.py collectstatic" to collect the static files.