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# SEO Blog Bot



## Getting Started



All the information on how to run, develop and update your new application can be found in the documentation.



1. Update the name of the `.env.example` to `.env` and update relevant variables.



To start you'll need to run these commands:

1. `poetry install`

2. `poetry export -f requirements.txt --output requirements.txt --without-hashes`

3. `poetry run python manage.py makemigrations`

4. `make serve` : Make sure you have a Docker Engine running. I recommend OrbStack.



## Next steps

- When everything is running, go to http://localhost:8000/ to check if the backend is running.

- You can sign up via regular signup. The first user will be made admin and superuser.

- Go to http://localhost:8000/admin/ and update Site info (http://localhost:8000/admin/sites/site/1/change/) to

  - localhost:8000 (if you are developing locally, and real domain when you are in prod)

  - Your project name



## Stripe

- For local. When you run make serve for the first time, a stripe-cli container will be created.

Looks at the logs for this container and at the top you will see a webhook secret generated.

Copy this and add it to your `.env` file.



The following notes are applicable only after you got the app running locally via `make serve`:

- Add Test and Prod Secret keys in the admin panel: http://localhost:8000/admin/djstripe/apikey/

(djstripe will figure out if they are live or test keys automatically)

- Create a webhook in Django admin panel: /admin/djstripe/webhookendpoint/

  - you can't use localhost as the domain for the webhook, so use something like `https://statushen.com/` or a real one if you have it. It doesn't matter for local.

  - When creating a webhook in the admin, specify the latest version from here https://stripe.com/docs/api/versioning

- Create your products in stripe (monthly, annual and one-time, for example), then sync them via `make stripe-sync` command.

- Current (`user-settings.html` and `pricing.html`) template assumes you have 3 products: monthly, annual and one-time.

  I haven't found a reliable way to programmatcialy set this template. When you have created your products in Stripe and synced them, update the template with the correct plan id.



## Deployment



1. Create 4 apps on CapRover.

  - `seo-blog-bot`

  - `seo-blog-bot-workers`

  - `seo-blog-bot-postgres`

  - `seo-blog-bot-redis`



2. Create a new CapRover app token for:

   - `seo-blog-bot`

   - `seo-blog-bot-workers`



3. Add Environment Variables to those same apps from `.env`.



4. Create a new GitHub Actions secret with the following:

   - `CAPROVER_SERVER`

   - `CAPROVER_APP_TOKEN`

   - `WORKERS_APP_TOKEN`

   - `REGISTRY_TOKEN`



5. Then just push main branch.



## Notes

- Don't forget to update the site domain and name on the Admin Panel.