The boostrapping for a Python REST API. Part of the Valhalla Project
- Relational Database - MySQL with Peewee ORM
- NoSQL Database - MongoDB with PyMongo
- In-Memory Cache - Redis with redis-py
- Amazon Web Services with Boto3
- Clone the repository, copy it, remove the original repo, and change to your new project
git clone [email protected]:tgrant59/Odin.git cp -r Odin example-project-name rm -rf Odin cd Odin
Your main configuration file is app/utils/config.py. You will change many of the configuration parameters here. Some recommended ones are outlined below. Remember that this is your development configuration file, so you shouldn't put production values here.
- Set the names of your MySQL and MongoDB databases in the config file
- Change the MySQL initialization script (
dev/init/init-mysql.sh) to use the correct MySQL database name
- Set the addresses in the Email config section
- Set the ADMINS and the SERVER_EMAIL in the CELERY config
- Set your Stripe test token
- Define your Stripe plans
- By default, Strappy comes configured to run 2 queues: the default 'celery' queue and a 'priority' queue. The mailing tasks are configured to run in the 'priority' queue.