# Django Full CRUD App
## Description
This is a single model full CRUD full app for contacts using Python and Django, including Django's built in templating for the views.
### Contacts Properties:
|Property | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|
| id | integer | assigned by db |
| name | string | n/a |
| age | integer | n/a |
### Contacts URLS:
|Endpoint | View/Action |
|---|---|
| `/` | Index |
| `/contacts/:id` | Show |
| `/contacts/new` | Create |
| `/contacts/:id/edit` | Edit |
| `/contacts/id/delete` | Delete (action only, no view) |
## System Requirements
- Python 3
- pipenv
### Installation
If you don't have either of the above, please install them.
Python3 Installation
#### Python Installation
1. Check what python version you have on your computer by running: `python -V`
1. If you're not on a version of Python that is 3 or greater, install python 3 with homebrew:
- `brew install python3`
- Note: in order to use this installed python3, you will have to use `python3` whenever running a python command
pipenv Installation
#### pipenv Installation
To build your app, we're going to be building a virtual environment. In order to manage our dependencies and our virtual environment, we're going to use [pipenv](https://pipenv.pypa.io/en/latest/).
1. Check if you have pipenv by running: `pipenv --version`
1. If you do not have it, install it with homebrew:
- `brew install pipenv`
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## Get Set Up Locally
### On your Browser
1. Fork this repository to your account
### In your Terminal
1. Clone **your fork** of the repo onto your computer anywhere that is not a git repo
1. `cd` into the repo
1. Touch a `.env` into the root of your project and add a SECRET_KEY value. See the .env.sample file for an example
1. Install all the required packages by running: `pipenv install`
1. Activate the virtual environment by running: `pipenv shell`
- NOTE: To exit the shell gracefully whenever you're done working, use `exit`
1. Create the `contacts` psql database and user by running the following while in the pipenv shell: `psql -U postgres -f settings.sql`
- You can find the database name and username/password inside the settings.sql file
1. Apply the migrations by running the following while in the pipenv shell: `python3 manage.py migrate`
1. Make a superuser for your app, this will allow you to work directly with your database on the browser without having to use Postman
- In the pipenv shell, run `python3 manage.py createsuperuser` and follow the instructions
1. Start the Django server by running the following inside the pipenv shell: `python3 manage.py runserver`
### On your Browser
1. Go to `localhost:8000/`. You should see a very plain contacts index page
- See how it should look

1. Go to `localhost:8000/admin` and log in using the username/password you created when making the superuser
1. You should now be able to add / delete / edit / read contacts directly from your browser!
- See an example of how to use the admin panel

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