Description
In this tutorial, learn how you can build a basic Instagram photo feed that updates in realtime using Pusher, Django and jQuery.
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README
BUILD A PHOTO FEED USING DJANGO
Here, we will learn about building a photo feed using Django. This is similar to instagram, but a stripped off version without the comments and like feature. The full tutorial can be found here : https://pusher.com/tutorials/photo-feed-django/
Getting Started
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
- Clone this repository by running:
git clone https://github.com/samuelayo/pusher_django_photo_feed.git - Change directory to the cloned repo
cd pusher_django_photo_feed - Install required libraries: i.e pusher and django
pip install django pusher
Prerequisites
Setup Pusher
- Replace the XXX_APP_ID, XXX_APP_KEY, XXX_APP_SECRET and XXX_APP_CLUSTER with your own keys you obtained when you created an app on Pusher in the line below in your
photofeed\views.pyfile. If you dont have a Pusher account, sign up herePusher(app_id=u'XXX_APP_ID', key=u'XXX_APP_KEY', secret=u'XXX_APP_SECRET', cluster=u'XXX_APP_CLUSTER') - Replace the XXX_APP_KEY and XXX_APP_CLUSTER with your app key and cluster respectively in the
feed\templates\index.htmlfile.
Database Migrations
- Run the following command at the root of your application to make the migrations needed for the database
python manage.py makemigrations
- Run this command to migrate the database
python manage.py migrate
And finally, start the application:
python manage.py runserver.
and visit http://localhost:8000/ to see the application in action.