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django-template

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Simple, extensible, easy to set up, fully functional, django project template.

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{% if False %}

# Introduction

The goal of this project is to provide minimalistic django project template that everyone can use, which _just works_ out of the box and has the basic setup you can expand on.

Template is written with django 1.11 and python 3 in mind.

![Default Home View](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nikolak/django-template/master/__screenshots/home.png)

### Main features

* Separated dev and production settings

* Example app with custom user model

* Bootstrap static files included

* User registration and logging in as demo

* Procfile for easy deployments

* Separated requirements files

* SQLite by default if no env variable is set

# Usage

To use this template to start your own project:

### Existing virtualenv

If your project is already in an existing python3 virtualenv first install django by running

$ pip install django
    
And then run the `django-admin.py` command to start the new project:

$ django-admin.py startproject \
      --template=https://github.com/nikola-k/django-template/zipball/master \
      --extension=py,md \
      <project_name>
      
### No virtualenv

This assumes that `python3` is linked to valid installation of python 3 and that `pip` is installed and `pip3`is valid
for installing python 3 packages.

Installing inside virtualenv is recommended, however you can start your project without virtualenv too.

If you don't have django installed for python 3 then run:

$ pip3 install django
    
And then:

$ python3 -m django startproject \
      --template=https://github.com/nikola-k/django-template/zipball/master \
      --extension=py,md \
      <project_name>
      
      
After that just install the local dependencies, run migrations, and start the server.

{% endif %}

# {{ project_name|title }}

# Getting Started

First clone the repository from Github and switch to the new directory:

$ git clone git@github.com/USERNAME/{{ project_name }}.git
    $ cd {{ project_name }}
    
Activate the virtualenv for your project.
    
Install project dependencies:

$ pip install -r requirements/local.txt
    
    
Then simply apply the migrations:

$ python manage.py migrate

You can now run the development server:

$ python manage.py runserver

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