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What’s the best way you’ve seen to automatically set up developer environments for Django projects? Make, paver, Python scripts, shell scripts, or something else?
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I have a Django project, and I’d like setting it up on a new machine to be as easy as possible. I’d also prefer for it to be pretty opinionated. The set up begins with assuming you have the system requirements installed (pyenv, Pipenv, Postgres, Redis) and the repo cloned.
- Make a Postgres database with the right configuration and a new user.
- Create a .env file with the database url, redis url and a generated secret key.
- Make a new virtual environment in .venv and sync it.
Right now I have a shell script, but it’s a little error prone. Any suggestions?
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