A minimal clone of X (Twitter) with most of the features of the original service.

Click here for viewing the application screenshots!

• First of all clone the project:

git clone https://github.com/EngRobot33/ZED.git

• Then, we need a virtual environment you can create like this:

virtualenv venv

• Activate it with the command below:

source venv/bin/activate

• After that, you must install all the packages in requirements.txt file in project directory:

pip install -r requirements.txt

• You should install PostgreSQL and its dependecies:

  sudo apt update
  sudo apt install python3-pip python3-dev libpq-dev postgresql postgresql-contrib

• Now setup your database in PostgreSQL shell:

  • Open PostgreSQL shell:

    sudo -u postgres psql

  • Create database:

    CREATE DATABASE <database_name>;

  • Create user:

    CREATE USER <database_user> WITH PASSWORD '<database_password>';

  • Grant all privileges to zed database user:

    GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE <database_name> TO <database_user>;

• Create a .env file in root directory and add your created config like .env.sample:

SECRET_KEY = 'Your secret key generated by https://djecrety.ir'
DEBUG = 'Project debug status'
ALLOWED_HOSTS = 'Host/Domain names list that this site can serve for e.g ['*'] allows all hosts'

DB_NAME = '<database_name>'
DB_USER = '<database_user>'
DB_PASS = '<database_password>'
DB_HOST = '<database_host>'
DB_PORT = '<database_port>'

• After that, migration:

python3 manage.py migrate

• Then make sure that Redis is actually running on your machine:

redis-server

• Now you should install all the packages in package.json file. Just make sure npm is installed:

npm install

• That's finished! Now you can run the project:

python3 manage.py runserver

• You need to install docker

• Then clone the project:

git clone https://github.com/EngRobot33/ZED.git

• Create a .env file in root directory and add your created config like .env.sample:

SECRET_KEY = 'Your secret key generated by https://djecrety.ir'
DEBUG = 'Project debug status'
ALLOWED_HOSTS = 'Host/Domain names list that this site can serve for e.g ['*'] allows all hosts'

DB_NAME = '<database_name>'
DB_USER = '<database_user>'
DB_PASS = '<database_password>'
DB_HOST = db
DB_PORT = <database_port>

• Make sure to match the database environment variables in docker-compose.yml too and create the database as mentioned before.

environment:
  - POSTGRES_USER=zed_user
  - POSTGRES_PASSWORD=zed_password
  - POSTGRES_DB=zed_database
#
#
ports:
  - "5432:5432"

• That's finished! Now you can run the project:

docker compose up -d 

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.