refactor: Use environment variables for Django settings

marchelzi commented 11 months ago

Replace hardcoded values with environment variables in the Django settings files to enhance configurability and security.

Changes made:

Use settings.TIME_ZONE instead of hardcoded "Asia/Kolkata" in celery.py
Dynamically set DEBUG mode based on the DEBUG environment variable
Utilize environment variables for database connection details (DBPORTL)
Set TIME_ZONE from the TIME_ZONE environment variable or default to "Asia/Kolkata"
Configure CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS and CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS using environment variables, allowing multiple origins to be specified

This change improves flexibility and ease of deployment by decoupling configuration from code, making it easier to manage the Django application across different environments.

ClawedCatalyst commented 11 months ago

@marchelzi, can you please raise an issue and attach it to this PR?

divyansh453 commented 11 months ago

@marchelzi can you please raise an issue and attach it to this PR?

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