To start you'll need to start the Mkdocs server, where a step-by-step process will be provided to you. To do this:

1. poetry install
2. poetry run mkdocs serve

Features

• Django 5 and Python 3.11
• User authentication (regular + social) via django-allauth
• Environment variables via django-environ
• TailwindCSS & StimulusJS for frontend via Webpack
• Will work with any DB of your choosing, as long as it is supported by django.
  • Comes with Postgres 17 with pgvector and pg_stat_statements pre-installed
• Local deploy via docker-compose and makefile for rapid local development
• Media storage with any S3 compatible service.
  • Comes with Minio both locally and in prod
• Anymail for email sending with Mailgun (Mailhog for local)
• Structlog for logging setup both for local (console) and prod (json)
• Automated Deployment to Caprover via Github Actions
• Messages handling
  • with nice tempalte component pre-installed
• Sitemaps enabled
• Testing with pytest
• Pre-commit for code quality checks
• Optimized SEO - Added all the necessary metatags and json-ld schema on all the pages with nice looking OG images.
• API support with django-ninja
• Way to collect feedback pre-installed via a nice widget

Optional Integrations:

• Social Authentication (Github)
• Stripe for payments
• Buttondown for newsletters
• Github Auth for social sign-ins
• Sentry integration
• MJML for email templating
• Logfire for prod and dev logging dashboards

Roadmap

• Drastically improve the documentation structure. Right now everything leaves in the Generated README file.