# django-fly It is an <b>useful command line tool</b> to manage (initialize and update) the deploy settings with <b>NGINX, Supervisor, Gunicorn, Letsencrypt</b> in the Linux web server. Current version only fits django 2.2.x.
It is my personal-used command to deploy django web app.
## Installation `$ pip3 install django-fly`
If you are failed to do pip3 install, please git clone this repo, then `python3 setup.py install`.
## Usage #### 1. `$ django-fly init`
To initialize the __deploy__ directory and sample configurations.
#### 2. `$ django-fly update`
After modificating and moving setting files under the right section under the __deploy__ directory, you can use this command to update settings of NGINX and Supervisor.
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