Recommended contents of .env (add some random value for SECRET_KEY and copy the OAUTH2_CLIENT_* values from the .env file on the production server):
DATABASE_URL=postgres://localhost:5432/workbench CACHE_URL=hiredis://localhost:6379/1/?key_prefix=workbench SECRET_KEY=... SENTRY_DSN= ALLOWED_HOSTS=["*"] DEBUG=True NAMESPACE=feinheit OAUTH2_CLIENT_ID=... OAUTH2_CLIENT_SECRET=...
Local setup:
fab setup fab pull_db:fh
Development:
fab dev
Code style & prettification:
tox yarn prettier yarn eslint
Compile the bootstrap library:
yarn build-bootstrap
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