Django MySQL Fields

A small collection of fields which we find useful for using MySQL as our Django database provider.

Requirements

Python 3.4, 3.5
Django 1.9.x
MySQL Community Server 5.6.x
MySQL Connector Python (Multiplay Fork) - https://github.com/multiplay/mysql-connector-python

Quickstart

Install from pypi:
```
pip3 install django-mysql-fields
```

Fields

JSONField - Based on the Django contrib Postgres Field(excluding lookups).
UUIDField - For storing full UUID’s in MySQL.

Running Tests

Download and install Virtualbox and Vagrant.
Run Vagrant up installation:
```
vagrant up
```
You can then ssh into your newly created Vagrant install:
```
vagrant ssh
```
Activate virtualenv from within Vagrant:
```
. venv/bin/activate
```
Enter project folder from within Vagrant:
```
cd django_mysql_fields
```
Run tests:
```
./test.sh
```

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