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psi29a wrote: ↑23 Jul 2018, 16:08 Is there a backend competent?

No backend, but that'd be a relatively simple task to add one.

As of right now, all data is instantiated through a seed script. I've got the mod data stored in a python dict format, these are then consumed by the seed script each time I do a deploy (after dropping/recreating the db.) It might sound sort of crazy, but it's been a good way to ensure state without needing to care about the database itself (and works because I'm the only cook in the kitchen right now .)

Totally! If it works, it works.

I was wondering about if/when people start contributing and/or tagging content for example, how it was going to be stored. I that Django makes things kinda simple with it's ORM for adding a backend, even something as simple as sqlite is likely enough.

psi29a wrote: ↑23 Jul 2018, 18:13 Totally! If it works, it works.

I was wondering about if/when people start contributing and/or tagging content for example, how it was going to be stored. I that Django makes things kinda simple with it's ORM for adding a backend, even something as simple as sqlite is likely enough.

Yeah that's exactly right - the ORM makes representations like a tag or whatever easy to whip up. It's all in a database and although Django supports sqlite3, I've begun using PostgreSQL-specific features so psql is a must for this application.