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Requirements
Django >= 1.8
Postgres >= 9.2
Python 2.7, or >=3.4
Installation
You can deploy directly to heroku using the swiftwind-heroku repository:
You can also deploy Swiftwind within you own Django project. Good examples of this are the example_project within this directory, and the separate swiftwind-heroku project.
Usage
Once installed you will need to run the following manage.py commands:
./manage.py migrate ./manage.py createsuperuser ./manage.py swiftwind_create_accounts
Credits
Developed by Adam Charnock. I’m a freelance developer, so do get in touch if you have a project.
swiftwind is packaged using seed.
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