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Django Backend Integrated
issue number : #83
hey @multiverseweb
i have added the Django backend and integrated it successfully , kindly check .
I have added comments in files so that its easy for you to understand what code to implement where
now you can handle get and post requests .
Thankyou please add the following labels : GSSOC EXTD , HACKTOBERFEST accepted , level 3 as in the issues
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@multiverseweb can you please merge it its been 2 days
Hey @aditya07389, actually I don't have expertise in django and also the no. Of files changed is 50 which makes it a big PR. There are several changes in file paths too, the testing will take time.
Thanks for your contribution and sorry for the delay. Good luck with your other contributions! 🚀
Hey @Rohith2201, can you help me test this django integration?
no problem @multiverseweb , if you need any help testing it out , you can reach out to me
@multiverseweb yeah I will help you. I'm checking the integration code
@multiverseweb @Rohith2201
Review this PR and merge if possible, contributors need closures.
Hi @aditya07389, Does this PR allow storing user sign-up data as mentioned in issue #83?
@aditya07389 then what does this PR exactly do? If it does not address the two points mentioned in #83. Can you list the exact changes you would like to make through this PR?
@multiverseweb
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Backend has been integrated , that implies i have added the url patterns for all your templates , server is handeling the rendering of html pages in place of just using the href attritubute .
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there is a models.py file where you can create the tables directly without writing any db code or using any workbench, it has links with the default django databse which is SQLite .(depends on your preferrence , you can change it to postgresql for larger projects )
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Thers a seperate admin panel that django provides , where you can view the models created (the databse tables)
all the backend logic can be written in views.py
I can handle your whole backend work
if thers a requirement
Thankyou for the clarification @MastanSayyad .