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Create and autorun a PostgreSQL development database for your Django project
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نام فایل django-pgrunner-0.2.2
نام django-pgrunner
نسخه کتابخانه 0.2.2
نگهدارنده []
ایمیل نگهدارنده []
نویسنده Konrad Wojas
ایمیل نویسنده konrad@wojas.nl
آدرس صفحه اصلی https://github.com/wojas/django-pgrunner/
آدرس اینترنتی https://pypi.org/project/django-pgrunner/
مجوز LICENSE
Django-pgrunner creates a local PostgreSQL_ database for your project and automatically starts the database server when needed. It allows you to develop against a PostgreSQL server, while matching the convenience of a SQLite3 database file. The local database is a self-contained database created using the PostgreSQL `initdb` tool. A separate PostgreSQL server will be started on a custom port. Additionally, it support creating and activating database snapshots. This allows you to experiment with your data and be confident that you can restore your old data within seconds. Why? ==== While sqlite3 is great for development, being able to develop against a full-featured database like PostgreSQL has a few huge benefits: * Your development database will match the database you run in production, eliminating a whole category of bugs, like: * South migrations failing in production, while working in dev * Errors in code due to database specific behaviour, like stricter checks on foreign key references. * Proper checks on `unique_together` (sqlite3 does not support these constraints) * You can use all the great features offered by PostgreSQL, instead of restricting yourself to a low common denominator. Examples: * Database-side constraint and cascading rules * Extra data types, like arrays * Full-text search * Views * Stored procedures * Triggers * PostGIS geo extensions * HStore * JSON features And with the ease of use this packae offers, there is no good reason not to use it! Requirements and installation ============================= Make sure you have PostgreSQL_ installed. You can either compile from source, or install a binary for your operating system. Check the download_ page for details. For MacOS X users, I recommend downloading PostgresApp_. The snapshot functionality requires rsync_ to be installed. This package depends on the psycopg2_ package. psycopg2_ provides the Python database adapter needed to communicate with PostgreSQL. This adapter is partly written in C, and requires a working C compiler, PostgreSQL development headers and the `pg_config` binary in your PATH. Alternatively, you can install a binary_ distribution. .. sourcecode:: sh pip install psycopg2 The easiest way to install `django-pgrunner` is using pip: .. sourcecode:: sh pip install django-pgrunner Microsoft Windows is currently not supported. **This package is not intended for use on production servers.** Usage ===== First, add **pgrunner** to your INSTALLED_APPS. Next, add the following lines to your `settings.py` or local settings file. Make sure that these come after any DATABASES setting: .. sourcecode:: python # If your PostgreSQL binaries are not in your path, add this setting #PGRUNNER_BIN = '/usr/lib/postgresql/9.3/bin' #PGRUNNER_BIN = '/Applications/Postgres.app/Contents/Versions/9.3/bin' # This will overwrite DATABASES and auto-start PostgreSQL if needed import pgrunner pgrunner.settings(locals()) Note that most Linux distibutions do not include these binaries in the PATH, and only expose a few wrappers in `/usr/bin`. If this is the case for you, you need to set the `PGRUNNER_BIN` setting. Run the following command to create your local database: .. sourcecode:: sh ./manage.py pg_init To start the database in the background: .. sourcecode:: sh ./manage.py pg_ctl start Note that if you use pgrunner.setting(), it will automatically start the server for you. To stop the database: .. sourcecode:: sh ./manage.py pg_ctl stop This will not be done automatically. To start the `psql` command line interface with the right parameters, use one of these commands: .. sourcecode:: sh ./manage.py dbshell ./manage.py pg_psql The only difference is that the first one uses your `DATABASES` settings, and the second one ignores it. Snapshots ========= Snapshots are nothing more than named copies of the full database. It's the equivalent of a `cp dev.sqlite my-backup.sqlite` for SQLite users. To create a snapshot and activate it: .. sourcecode:: sh ./manage.py pg_snapshot my-snapshot ./manage.py pg_activate my-snapshot The name of the default snapshot you are running is `default`, so to switch back: .. sourcecode:: sh ./manage.py pg_activate default Snapshots can be deleted by removing their folder under `pgrunnerdb/`. Command summary =============== .. sourcecode:: sh ./manage.py pg_init - Initialize a local database environment ./manage.py pg_ctl start - Start server in background ./manage.py pg_ctl stop - Stop server in background ./manage.py pg_ctl status - Check if the server is running ./manage.py pg_run - Run PostgreSQL server in foreground ./manage.py pg_psql - Start psql with right parameters ./manage.py pg_snapshot foo - Create a copy of all current database data ./manage.py pg_activate - List all snapshots ./manage.py pg_activate foo - Activate snapshot 'foo' ./manage.py pg_dump - Run pg_dump ./manage.py pg_restore - Run pg_restore Behind the scenes ================= Django-pgrunner creates a `pgrunnerdb/` subfolder under your Django project. This folder contains one folder for every snapshot that was created. The name of the default instance is `default`. A `current` symbolic link keeps track of which snapshot is active. A separate PostgreSQL daemon is started for every project. When the `pg_init` management command is run, it will pick a random port between 15000 and 16000 to run the server on and write it to the local `postgres.conf`. This way the chances of a conflict between projects are small. .. _PostgreSQL: http://www.postgresql.org/ .. _download: http://www.postgresql.org/download/ .. _rsync: http://rsync.samba.org/ .. _PostgresApp: http://postgresapp.com/ .. _psycopg2: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/psycopg2 .. _binary: http://initd.org/psycopg/install/


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نصب پکیج whl django-pgrunner-0.2.2:

    pip install django-pgrunner-0.2.2.whl


نصب پکیج tar.gz django-pgrunner-0.2.2:

    pip install django-pgrunner-0.2.2.tar.gz