Deploy djangorp on Railway

Django + Redis + Postgres

The jstoolchain folder includes a tailwindcss setup
You should run npm i to install the dependencies
There is also a .xml file for PyCharm users to make it a File Watcher
The tailwind.config.js file is configured to search for html and py files
.py files because forms.py could have tailwindcss classes due to the user of crispy-forms with crispy-tailwind

Celery is used for background tasks that take a long time to complete.
tasks.py is where the tasks are defined and they can be called from anywhere in the project
celery.py is where the celery app is created and configured, explicitly adding the tasks may be required

Generate migrations from dev environment and commit them to the repo
Anything that takes too long to run should be a background task
There is no need for a .env file to be committed to the repo as the settings.py file is configured to read from the variables defined in railway
To create a superuser install railway cli and run railway run python manage.py createsuperuser
Split into apps as much as possible (does not make sense early on but will later on)
Templates folder outside will be used for base / navbar / footer templates and anything that is not app specific
Other templates should be inside the app folder with the recommended naming convention of appfolder/templates/app_name/template_name.html (e.g. users/templates/users/login.html)
static folder outside will be used for base / navbar / footer css and js files and anything that is not app specific
Other static files should be inside the app folder with the recommended naming convention of appfolder/static/app_name/css/style.css (e.g. users/static/users/css/style.css)
CSRFTRUSTEDORIGINS might be needed and ifso set to the domain name of the website (e.g. example.com) inside settings.py