Model1

[BElifb]

• Updated requirements
• Added gitignore to the outer directory to match the main, think we should update main and merge to dev.
• Redirected homapage to api/

[KarahanS]

• Reviewed the models.py. I'll be adding following fields to the models:
  • Tag: datecreated, dateupdate (We didn't add them to the ER diagram during our meeting, I added them later so that each entity has these fields)
  • ArtItem: datecreated, dateupdate
  • User: datecreated, dateupdate
• I have created new migrations and applied them. To reference later, let me document my steps:
  • First, edited models.py file to include missing fields.
  • Then, run the command python manage.py makemigrations. It gave me an error stating that entities that were already in the database don't have default values for new fields. Solved the problem by following these steps.
  • It created a file within the migrations folders named as "0002_comment_created_at_comment_updated_at_and_more"
  • Run the command python manage.py sqlmigrate api 0002.
  • Lastly, run the command python manage.py migrate to change the database. db.sqlite3 had some changes.
• Created another superuser named as superuser to test the admin/ panel.
• Removed the changes in views.py of "django_app" folder. Replaced path('', views.index, name = "index") with path('', include('api.urls')) and modified the comments in the urls.py. This does exactly what you do, but there is no need to use views.py within the "django_app" folder. Currently we have these urls:
  • http://127.0.0.1:8000 = homepage (named as "index")
  • http://127.0.0.1:8000/about = about section (dummy url)
  • http://127.0.0.1:8000/api_home = dummy api url that returns a meaningless JSON response
  • http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin = Built-in admin page
• Designed User model with commit 39e1286.
• Designed serializers for User and Comment with commit a2ddb67. I'll be working on serializers after merging.

[KarahanS]

After merging I've deleted model1 branch in the remote repository (here in this repo).
In order to delete it from local, you can follow these steps:
i) Delete the local branch using git branch -d model1. After this step, if you see that remotes/origin/model1 still exists, then do the following.
ii) Delete the remote branch that doesn't have any correspondence in remote repository: git fetch --prune