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lostplaces-backend is a Django based Webproject. It once wants to become a software which allows a group of urban explorers to manage, document and share the locations of lost places while not exposing too much / any information to the public.
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lostplaces-backend

lostplaces-backend is a Django based Webproject. It once wants to become a software which allows a group of urban explorers to manage, document and share the locations of lost places while not exposing too much / any information to the public.

The software ist currently in early development status, neither scope, datalayout nor features are finalized yet.

Dependencies

Right now it depends on the following non-core Python 3 libraries. These can be installed using the package manager of your distribution or into the venv locally.

  • django Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design.
  • django-thumbs-v2 Create thumbnails for your images with Django.

Currently the the repo is quite a mess, with full Python 3.8 site-packages in-repo and other sketchy stuff. This will be fixed sometime.

Setting up a virtual environment for development

source bin/activate (there are several venv definitions for different shells) source/lostplaces/manage.py migrate source/lostplaces/manage.py createsuperuser source/lostplaces/manage.py runserver

Visit: admin for administrative backend or frontend

Install django system-wide (as user)

pip3 install --user django