user_management_tool | A generic user management tool based on Django
kandi X-RAY | user_management_tool Summary
kandi X-RAY | user_management_tool Summary
user_management_tool is a Python library. user_management_tool has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However user_management_tool build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.
A generic user management tool based on Django 1.8
A generic user management tool based on Django 1.8
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user_management_tool has a low active ecosystem.
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It had no major release in the last 6 months.
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Install user_management_tool
Gunicorn will be installed while installing requirements. Make sure that correct setting file is pointed in manage.py and wsgi.py files.
Install virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper:
Create a backup of the .bashrc file
Create a directory to store all the virtual environments
Set WORKON_HOME to virtual environments directory
Open bashrc file
Add the following line at the end of bashrc file:
Re-source terminal using the following command
Create new virtual environment
Activate the virtual environment
Clone the project
Rename project directory for consistency and cd
Install all the requirements
Run migrations
Collect all the static files
Rebuild Elastic search indexes
Test by running
Install Elastic Search, but first update Java
Setup Elastic Search
Edit the settings file
Add node info
Start Elastic Search
Install Haystack, which is an interface for accessing Elastic Search from Django project
Add Haystack in installed apps
Add connection to Elastic Search
Install Redis
Check if Redis is running
Install Celery (If you ran pip requirements, this would already have been installed)
Add tasks file in /utils/ for e.g /utils/email_tasks.py. This holds all the async tasks to be handed to Celery for execution
Make sure a /diaspo_pay_api/celery.py file is present. This holds all the project level configuration for Celery. The settings are
Also add "djcelery" in installed apps
Add the following at the bottom of the settings.py
Run migrate and it will create
Run Celery server (inside virtualenv) and it will start listening for new tasks
Run Celery beat (inside virtualenv) and it will start scheduling tasks
Install virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper:
Create a backup of the .bashrc file
Create a directory to store all the virtual environments
Set WORKON_HOME to virtual environments directory
Open bashrc file
Add the following line at the end of bashrc file:
Re-source terminal using the following command
Create new virtual environment
Activate the virtual environment
Clone the project
Rename project directory for consistency and cd
Install all the requirements
Run migrations
Collect all the static files
Rebuild Elastic search indexes
Test by running
Install Elastic Search, but first update Java
Setup Elastic Search
Edit the settings file
Add node info
Start Elastic Search
Install Haystack, which is an interface for accessing Elastic Search from Django project
Add Haystack in installed apps
Add connection to Elastic Search
Install Redis
Check if Redis is running
Install Celery (If you ran pip requirements, this would already have been installed)
Add tasks file in /utils/ for e.g /utils/email_tasks.py. This holds all the async tasks to be handed to Celery for execution
Make sure a /diaspo_pay_api/celery.py file is present. This holds all the project level configuration for Celery. The settings are
Also add "djcelery" in installed apps
Add the following at the bottom of the settings.py
Run migrate and it will create
Run Celery server (inside virtualenv) and it will start listening for new tasks
Run Celery beat (inside virtualenv) and it will start scheduling tasks
Support
For any new features, suggestions and bugs create an issue on GitHub.
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