dalgo-admin

An administrative web console for Dalgo (https://dalgo.in/).

Dalgo is an open-source data platform for the social sector. Since it is open-source, anyone is free to run their own instance of the platform.

The dalgo-admin application allows you to monitor your instance of Dalgo to get an overview of

• infrastructure usage
• client accounts

Project Tech4Dev runs an instance of Dalgo as a paid subscription service, and features for dalgo-admin are primarily driven by the use-cases we encounter.

Installation

To install and run this app locally, you need to have Python v3.10, django v4.2, docker, postgres v14 or more and pip installed on your machine.

Clone the repository

1. First, fork the repository and then clone the repository from GitHub using the following command on your local system:

git clone <repository_url>

Setup the Project

2. Now change directory to the dalgo-admin project and take a look around

cd .\dalgo-admin

4. Run virtual environment, install the required packages.

   pip install -r requirements.txt

5. now change directory to the dalgo_admin

cd .\dalgo_admin

Setup Postgres database (by docker)

Note: you can setup postgres for the django in any way you want (it is considered easier using docker)

1. Install docker on your system

For help refer: docker docs

2. Now install postgres official image on docker and create an instance of it

For help refer: this link or docker docs

or any other article on web

3. run the postgres instance from docker desktop or CLI

4. Create a database and user in this instance from the Postgres prompt

for example,

CREATE DATABASE dalgo_db;
CREATE USER dalgo_user WITH PASSWORD '**********';
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE dalgo_db TO dalgo_user;

return to django project

1. create a .env file in root directory
2. Inside the .env file add the environment variables for the database with values you created above (check the .env.template for variables)
3. Now apply the database settings to your django app

python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate

4. get your django secret-key value by following command and paste in .env file

python manage.py shell -c "from django.core.management.utils import get_random_secret_key; print(get_random_secret_key())"

5. run the server

py manage.py runserver

6. Paste the given url on browser and see the app running

Cheers!! Now you are done with the Setup!!