Django-Todolist is a todolist web application with the most basic features of most web apps, i.e. accounts/login, API and (somewhat) interactive UI.

CSS | Skeleton JS | jQuery

Try it out by installing the requirements. (Works only with python >= 3.8, due to Django 4)

pip install -r requirements.txt

Create a database schema:

python manage.py migrate

And then start the server (default: http://localhost:8000)

python manage.py runserver

Now you can browse the API or start on the landing page

• Fork this repository

• Open requirements.txt

• Add mysql-connector-python==8.2.0

• Open file todolist/settings.py

• Go to line DATABASES on line 64

• Update it with this code:

  DATABASES = {
      'default': {
          'ENGINE': 'mysql.connector.django',
          'NAME': 'app_db',
          'USER': 'app_user',
          'PASSWORD': '1234',
          'HOST': 'localhost',  # You can use a different host in your MySQL server is on a remote machine.
          'PORT': '',  # Leave this empty to use the default MySQL port (3306).
      }
  }
  
  

1. Prepare a Dockerfile to run a MySQL database, based on official MySQL Image
2. Dockerfile should contain ENV variables to initialize app_db database
3. Dockerfile should contain ENV variables to initialize app_user with password 1234
4. Build mysql image with a name and tag mysql-local:1.0.0
5. You should be able successfully run a container with MySQL with a Volumes Attached
6. Push mysql-local:1.0.0 to your personal docker hub into mysql-local repository
7. Run mysql-local:1.0.0 onn your machine
8. Update the python app db config with an IP of a running MySQL server container (without it, the app container won’t build)
9. Build and run your updated app
10. Take a screenshot of a terminal with successfully started application
11. Push Image with a name and tag: todoapp:2.0.0 to yout Docker Hub repository
12. Update README.md with instructions on how to run MySQL container with a volume attached
13. Update README.md with instructions on how to run an App container which will connect to a MySQL db container.
14. README.md should contain a link to your personal docker hub repository win an app image
15. README.md should contain instructions on how to access the application via a browser.
16. Create PR with your changes and attach it for validation on a platform