fraank · August 29, 2015 14:01
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 # =============
 # Basic Setup
 # =============

 # I guess you’ve Python, right? So here we go to install django
 $ pip install Django==1.6.4

 # It should output the Version number you set above
 $ python -c "import django; print(django.get_version())"

 # Start A new Project
 $ django-admin.py startproject mycoolproject

 # => ok now you have an empty project
 # you can rub it with
 $ python manage.py runserver

 # when you run the url 127.0.0.1 you should see a smart welcome screen
 # if you run it on a vertial box you should start the server with this command
 # to make the webserver listen to any address
 $ python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000

 # ok what's next? We have a working server and that's fine for now.

 # django seems to be strucurized in little apps, which handle for example one model
 # so we create the first that stores information of images
 # ( be sure you do this in the root-folder of your app )
 python manage.py startapp images

 # ==========================
 # Easy Package Management
 # ==========================
 # from ruby i loved bundler, which gives me the ability to install all denpendencies with one line of code
 # pip can do aswell, we just have to create a requirements.txt, where we store each dependency in one line
 # the file could look like this, to install django (already installed) and mongoengine:

 django==1.6.4
 mongoengine

 # after that we can install all dependencies
 $ pip install -r requirements.txt

 # =============
 # MongoDB
 # =============

 # Because we are cool and we've already installed a mongomapper, we don't wanna use a relational database
 # instead we use this mongo datastore to save all the informations we have for an image
 # add this to your settings to connect to the database
 # And the mongo-connection

 import mongoengine

 DATABASES = {
    'default': {
        'ENGINE': '',
    },
 }

 SESSION_ENGINE = 'mongoengine.django.sessions' # optional

 _MONGODB_USER = 'admin'
 _MONGODB_PASSWD = 'admin'
 _MONGODB_HOST = '192.168.50.4'
 _MONGODB_PORT = 27017
 _MONGODB_NAME = 'likewalk'

 mongoengine.connect(_MONGODB_NAME, username=_MONGODB_USER, password=_MONGODB_PASSWD, host=_MONGODB_HOST, port=_MONGODB_PORT)
	# =============
	# Basic Setup
	# =============

	# I guess you’ve Python, right? So here we go to install django
	$ pip install Django==1.6.4

	# It should output the Version number you set above
	$ python -c "import django; print(django.get_version())"

	# Start A new Project
	$ django-admin.py startproject mycoolproject

	# => ok now you have an empty project
	# you can rub it with
	$ python manage.py runserver

	# when you run the url 127.0.0.1 you should see a smart welcome screen
	# if you run it on a vertial box you should start the server with this command
	# to make the webserver listen to any address
	$ python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000

	# ok what's next? We have a working server and that's fine for now.

	# django seems to be strucurized in little apps, which handle for example one model
	# so we create the first that stores information of images
	# ( be sure you do this in the root-folder of your app )
	python manage.py startapp images

	# ==========================
	# Easy Package Management
	# ==========================
	# from ruby i loved bundler, which gives me the ability to install all denpendencies with one line of code
	# pip can do aswell, we just have to create a requirements.txt, where we store each dependency in one line
	# the file could look like this, to install django (already installed) and mongoengine:

	django==1.6.4
	mongoengine

	# after that we can install all dependencies
	$ pip install -r requirements.txt

	# =============
	# MongoDB
	# =============

	# Because we are cool and we've already installed a mongomapper, we don't wanna use a relational database
	# instead we use this mongo datastore to save all the informations we have for an image
	# add this to your settings to connect to the database
	# And the mongo-connection

	import mongoengine

	DATABASES = {
	'default': {
	'ENGINE': '',
	},
	}

	SESSION_ENGINE = 'mongoengine.django.sessions' # optional

	_MONGODB_USER = 'admin'
	_MONGODB_PASSWD = 'admin'
	_MONGODB_HOST = '192.168.50.4'
	_MONGODB_PORT = 27017
	_MONGODB_NAME = 'likewalk'

	mongoengine.connect(_MONGODB_NAME, username=_MONGODB_USER, password=_MONGODB_PASSWD, host=_MONGODB_HOST, port=_MONGODB_PORT)