Open kishankarun opened 3 months ago
Haven't tried to run it on Windows but it should work. You can create a venv with the desired Python version. See this article.
Hi @ahmedlemine ,
It is not with the windows,
Think of it as trying out in venv without docker
I did as below
# python manage.py runserver
Watching for file changes with StatReloader
Performing system checks...
But after these, I couldn't get to know what to do.
Which URL should I access to see the backend/services. There were no prints seen.
All endpoints (urls) are listed in the README under "API Endpoints" with a brief description of each.
Just updated README with a how-to-use guide. Should work regardless of OS.
Thanks for the update
I followed the steps.
But once I ran
#python manage.py runserver
Watching for file changes with StatReloader
Performing system checks...
When I tried accessing the http://localhost:3000
it wasn't opening the web page unfortunately
I was unable to exit from the application as well (even after pressing Ctrl + C)
Looks like there is something missing...
When I run python manage.py migrate
itself, the console gets stuck. I shall try to create a fresh application and see if there is some version issues
Thanks for the update
I followed the steps.
But once I ran
#python manage.py runserver Watching for file changes with StatReloader Performing system checks...
When I tried accessing the
http://localhost:3000
it wasn't opening the web page unfortunatelyI was unable to exit from the application as well (even after pressing Ctrl + C)
http://localhost:3000 this is the URL for the frontend not the backend. If you're also interested in running the frontend you should clone its own repo and run: npm install npm run dev then go to its url: http://localhost:3000
Thanks for the update I followed the steps. But once I ran
#python manage.py runserver Watching for file changes with StatReloader Performing system checks...
When I tried accessing the
http://localhost:3000
it wasn't opening the web page unfortunately I was unable to exit from the application as well (even after pressing Ctrl + C)http://localhost:3000 this is the URL for the frontend not the backend. If you're also interested in running the frontend you should clone its own repo and run: npm install npm run dev then go to its url: http://localhost:3000
Thanks, I shall try this and let you know
I was just wondering if I run only the backend, how to use the backend APIs, if I plan to develop some frontent on top of it.
Hi @ahmedlemine ,
I tried installing the requirements and tried bringing up with python 3.11 in windows, but I could not get it to work.
Could you please help me if you had tried it?
Or should it be on docker container only?
Thanks in advance