This is the main page of the documentation for the webservice.
Create a virutal environment for your python instance. The easiet way to do this is to change directories into wherever you have downloaded this repo and use.
python3 -m venv ./env
This will create a virutal environment in folder env.
In powershell type in
env/Scripts/activate
In a terminal instance type
source ./env/bin/activate
Once you've activated your virtual python environment you'll have to make sure that you have all of the required packages installed. To do this run the following command
pip install -r ./requirements.txt
This command will download all necessary dependencies for this project.
Django is conviently equiped with an HTTP server for local testing purposes. This will be immensely helpful when it comes to testing slight changes and working out bugs. In order to start the HTTP remember that you must have your virutal environment intialized and you must also have the dependencies from the requirements.txt installed.
- Switch directories into the webservice folder.
- Execute the command
python manage.py runserver 8000
This will start a local http server listening on port 8000. For more detailed information please see the official documentation
For information on the models used by the django webservice please see models