Welcome to Kicksale!
Here you are able to purchase on-demand sneakers for the lowest prices!
Was developed using Python 3.9.6, Django 4.0.6 and Bootstrap 4.
The first thing to do is to clone the repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/elgizabbasov/kicksale.git
$ cd kicksaleCreate a virtual environment to install dependencies in and activate it:
$ python -m venv myenv
$ source myenv/bin/activateThen install the dependencies:
(myenv)$ pip install -r requirements.txtNote the (myenv) in front of the prompt. This indicates that this terminal
session operates in a virtual environment.
The SQLite3 database will not be shipped with the project and needs to be initialized before first run. To do this run:
(myenv)$ python manage.py makemigrationsto package up the initial models into individual migration files, and
(myenv)$ python manage.py migratedirectly after that. This will apply the initial models into the database.
To access the website's admin panel, you must also create a Django super user. This can be achieved by running:
(myenv)$ python manage.py createsuperuserand following the instructions after. This is required for adding categories, products, and sizes.
(myenv)$ python manage.py runserverAnd navigate to the host address presented in the terminal. (Often http://127.0.0.1:8000/).
Kicksale was deployed using Heroku's Free Tier.
Heroku requires a Procfile and runtime.txt files to be present to deploy.
Application uses Heroku's PostgreSQL Free Plan as the database.
To have the server connecting to the correct DATABASE_URL, dj-database-url package is used.
Application uses Amazon S3 Buckets to store static and media files inside Objects across the app.
To be able to integrate S3 with a Django app, several libraries are required:
boto3
django-storages
All the payments are done through Stripe Elements; Kicksale does not collect any card information from users.
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