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The quality of this leaves a lot to be desired* and you would be better off with using a 1.4 project from somewhere like https://github.com/xenith/django-base-t
by Herbert2 14y ago
The quality of this leaves a lot to be desired* and you would be better off with using a 1.4 project from somewhere like https://github.com/xenith/django-base-template https://github.com/xenith/django-base-template.
*Hardcoded ubuntu user and hardcoded py26 and py26 paths in different files:
https://github.com/prototypemagic/django-projectbuilder/blob/master/server-scripts/new-virtualhost.py https://github.com/prototypemagic/django-projectbuilder/blob...
https://github.com/prototypemagic/django-projectbuilder/blob/master/server-scripts/new-virtualhost-subdomain.py https://github.com/prototypemagic/django-projectbuilder/blob...
- ajvb 14y agoEven though it doesn't seem to be the case when viewing the README, this is more for automatically creating a Django app rather than the deployment process. There are things like Chef, or even Fabric, which are far more swag for auto-deployment. The core aspect of this is the Django defaults and the front-end stuff. The server scripts are in a separate folder for a reason.
- elimisteve 14y agoRelease early, release often :-). We decided to launch this as soon as we thought other people could benefit from it. That day is today. As stated in the docs, the server-side auto-deploy code assumes you're running Ubuntu. Removing such assumptions is a high priority (see TODO.md). That said, the whole "start a new pre-configured Django project with lots of stuff pre-configured" thing is ready now and only assumes you're on a Unixy OS.