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*`make shell`/`docker-compose exec app /bin/bash`: This will open up a `bash` shell within the python code container. This allows you to poke around, see what the files look like within the container, execute python commands, etc...
*`make initdata`/`docker-compose exec app python manage.py initdata`: This runs [some python code](django_app/management/commands/initdata.py) to initialize testing users/data within our database. This is not the kind of thing you want to run on the final production database, but it's useful for generating a set of testing data. As you adapt this repository to your own needs, this may or may not be useful to you.
*`make initdata`/`docker-compose exec app python manage.py initdata`: This runs [some python code](django_app/data_app/management/commands/initdata.py) to initialize testing users/data within our database. This is not the kind of thing you want to run on the final production database, but it's useful for generating a set of testing data. As you adapt this repository to your own needs, this may or may not be useful to you.
*`make adminuser`/`docker-compose exec app python manage.py createsuperuser`: This creates a super user within the Django user model, which is important so that you can login to the administrative interface to directly edit database entries, add normal users, etc...
