django-serve 0.2

A gunicorn based django runserver command.

django-serve

A gunicorn based django runserver command.

Install

python3 -m pip install django-serve

and add to INSTALLED_APPS

#!python
INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    "django_serve.apps.ServeConfig",
    ...
]

Usage

./manage.py serve

options

• --addr The socket address to bind [default=127.0.0.1]
• --port The socket port to bind [default=8000]
• --workers The number of worker processes for handling requests [default max(1, (cpu + 1) / 2)]
• --name A base to use with setproctitle for process naming [default=django]
• --wsgi Dotted path to wsgi application [default=settings.WSGI_APPLICATION]
• --config The Gunicorn config file [default=None]
• --log-level The granularity of Error log outputs (debug, info, warning, error, critical) [default=info]
• --logformat The access log format (default='"%(m)s %(U)s%(q)s %(H)s" %(s)s %(B)s' same as default django runserver)
• --logger-class The logger you want to use to log events [default=gunicorn_color.Logger if installed else gunicorn default one]
• --reload-engine Which reload engine to use between polling or inotify (or not at all) [default=auto]

CHANGES

0.2.0

• use black
• drop Python 3.5 support
• add Django 3.2 support
• add Python 3.9 and 3.10 support
• add django-serve command
• add support for python -m django_serve
• install inotify only on linux platform
• add --reload-engine and DJANGO_DEFAULT_RELOAD_ENGINE option
• update default workers count

0.1.1

• add gunicorn-color as required

0.1.0

• initial implementation
• add support for gunicorn config file
• add custom django reloader
• add log-level option
• add logformat configuration
• add logger-class option