README.md

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jobnt: Installation

1. Install PostgreSQL
2. Install Python dependencies
3. Set up database
4. Install Django Migrations
5. Seed the database (with random data)
6. Run the server

1. Install PostgreSQL

Download and install PostgreSQL.

2. Setting up Python (pip) dependencies

First of all, install all pip dependencies:

$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt

3. Set up database

We are using PostgreSQL as our database. PostgreSQL username, password and database are configured in jobnt/jobnt/settings.py as follows:

  DATABASES = {
    'default': {
      'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql',
      'NAME': 'jobnt',
      'USER': 'admin', 
      'PASSWORD': 'admin',
      'HOST': '127.0.0.1',
    }
  }

We need to create:

• PostgreSQL user 'admin' with password 'admin'
• PostgreSQL database 'jobnt'

NOTE: Following assumes you have superuser called postgres. (Change it accordingly.)

Steps

1. Create user admin:

    $ createuser -U postgres admin
   

2. Give permission to create databases and change password to 'admin':

    # Run PSQL console as superuser
    $ psql -U postgres
    
    # Give createdb permission to admin
    postgres=#  alter user admin createdb;
    
    # Change password for admin to 'admin' (without single-quotes)
    postgres=#  alter user admin with password 'admin';
   
    # Quit PSQL console
    \q
   

3. Create database jobnt:

    $ createdb -U admin jobnt
   

4. Install Django Migrations

Run:

    # First, make migrations
    python manage.py makemigrations

    # Run migrations
    python manage.py migrate

(Optional, but recommended) Create a super user (to login to our application):

    # Create super-user
    python manage.py createsuperuser
    # ... enter username, password and optionally email

5. Seed the database (with random data)

Instead of manually entering database information, use our seeder to populate the database with fake data:

    # Seed
    python manage.py seed

6. Run the server

Run the server:

    python manage.py runserver

Now, go to the address shown in the output for above (usually, localhost:8000) in your browser.