django-simple-deploy
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ehmatthes
A reusable Django app that configures your project for deployment
This is related to #74. This is a command that should only be run once; maybe it's run a couple times if the user gets an error message, and there's...
The deployment landscape is constantly evolving. There are a number of approaches to automating deployment, and it's not always easy to know what the stability of any one approach is....
Currently all output is written to a log file, which is really helpful for troubleshooting and can be helpful for users as well. But we can easily write a much...
This has been an interesting project to work on so far. It has clear benefit for beginners, but also touches on some technical issues that beginners never touch. It has...
The real value of this project will come through if it can support more than one platform. For example, rather than simply `manage.py simple_deploy`, it would be nicer to see...
[Rich](https://rich.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) makes terminal output much nicer to look at. But, it's also helpful in communicating meaning. It might be interesting to consider how Rich might make the django-simple-deploy's output more...
Bugs
Trying to push a [project](https://github.com/martin-martin/django-twitter-clone) with a slightly different overall structure, and a couple bugs pop up: - [ ] Running `heroku create` should pop up a login prompt, but...
In simple_deploy.py, before making any changes to the project, check that `static/` is not in .gitignore. If it is, the Heroku deployment will fail. See #57. - [ ] Check...
`manage.py simple_deploy` is only meant to be called once, so I haven't paid much attention to what happens on successive calls yet. Failure modes will come from trying to create...
I've always started a project with the command `django-admin startproject .` so I end up with manage.py in the root directory. Make sure dsd works with projects that are started...