Cookbooks

Step-by-step guide to some different you might want to do with Pegasus.

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Use the Django Admin UI

Pegasus ships with a simple script to promote any user to a superuser who can access the Django admin.

After going through the sign up flow, to convert your newly-created user into an admin, run the following command, being sure to replace the email address with the one you used to sign up:

python ./manage.py promote_user_to_superuser yourname@example.com

Now you should be able to access the django admin at http://localhost:8000/admin

Delete Pegasus Examples

The Pegasus examples are great for seeing a fully-working end-to-end feature, but in your app you probably don’t want them around long term. To remove the examples entirely, take the following steps:

Cleaning the back-end code

  1. In settings.py, remove 'pegasus.apps.examples.apps.PegasusExamplesConfig' from PEGASUS_APPS.
  2. Delete your root urls.py, remove the line containing include('pegasus.apps.examples.urls').
  3. In apps/web/templates/web/components/top_nav.html, remove the section linking to the Examples Gallery.
  4. Delete the entire pegasus/apps/examples directory.

Cleaning the front-end code

  1. In assets/index.js remove the require('./javascript/pegasus/examples/object-lifecycle.js'); line.
  2. In webpack.config.js, delete the 'object-lifecycle' entry from module.exports.
  3. Delete the assets/javascript/pegasus/examples folder.
  4. Delete static/js/object-lifecycle-bundle.js

Delete Teams Code

If you aren’t using teams there are a few things you can cleanup on the front end code.

  1. In assets/index.js remove the require('./javascript/pegasus/teams.js'); line.
  2. In webpack.config.js, delete the teams entry from module.exports.
  3. Delete assets/javascript/pegasus/teams.js.
  4. Delete static/js/teams-bundle.js

Using the Payments example

To make the Payments example a part of your own application, see this page.