Python-Django/C2/How-to-use-Django-Admin-app/English

Title of script: How to Use Django admin app

Keywords: Video tutorial, Django Admin App, Web Application Framework

Visual cue	Narration
Slide: Use Django Admin App	Hello and welcome to the spoken tutorial on “How to use Django admin app”
Slide: Learning Objectives	In this tutorial, we will learn to Use Django admin app Create an admin user
Slide: System Requirements	To record this tutorial, I am using Ubuntu Linux OS 16.04 Python 3.5 Python 3.4-venv or higher gedit Text Editor and Firefox web browser However you may use any other browser and editor of your choice.
Slide: Prerequisites	To follow this tutorial, you need to know How to create a Django Model If not, then please go through the pre-requisite tutorials in this series.
Slide: What is Django Admin App?	The Django admin app is a feature that provides an interface to Create Read Update Delete model instances
Open a Terminal window Press CTRl+ALT+T simultaneously	Let us open the terminal by pressing Ctrl, Alt and T keys simultaneously on your keyboard.
[Terminal] cd my-django [Enter]	Now using cd command, go to the folder my hyphen django which we had created earlier.
[Terminal] Type source myapp_env/bin/activate and press Enter	Let us activate the virtual environment myapp underscore env Type source <space> myapp underscore env slash bin slash activate And press Enter.
[Terminal] cd mysite & Press Enter	Now let us go to the mysite folder by typing cd <space> mysite and press Enter.
	Here onwards, please remember to press the Enter key after typing each command.
[Terminal] Type ls blog [Enter]	Type ls <space> blog
[Terminal] Highlight models.py	In our previous tutorial, we have created the models within the blog app. Now, we will use the Django admin site, so that we can manage our blog website.
[Terminal]	For this, we need to have credentials to log in. Django provides an easy way to generate a super-user account.
[Terminal] Type python manage.py createsuperuser and press Enter	Let’s create a superuser to login to the admin interface. Type python <space> manage dot py <space> createsuperuser
[Terminal] Point to the Shell prompt	We will be prompted to fill in some details. Fill the information as per your own preferences.
[Terminal] Username: root Email address: stdjango@gmail.com Password: Sample123 Password(again): Sample123	I will type the following details. Username as root Email address as stdjango@gmail.com Password as Sample123 Enter the same password once again.
[Terminal] Highlight Superuser created successfully.	Now, the superuser has been created successfully. Let’s log in and take a look at what exists on our admin site.
[Terminal] Type python manage.py runserver and press Enter	Let's run the Django development server. Type python <space> manage dot py <space> runserver
Open a browser and type http://localhost:8000/admin	Now, open a web browser and go to http://localhost:8000/admin
On browser Enter Username as root Password as Sample123	We can see a Django administration login page. Enter the superuser credentials which we created just now. I will enter the username as root and password as Sample123
On browser Point to Groups and User app	Here we can see “Authentication and Authorization”, and its modules Groups and Users. You may notice that our blog app is still not visible in the admin interface. In order to see our blog app in our admin interface, we need to register our blog app. We have do that in the admin file of the app.
[Terminal] Press Ctrl+C simultaneously	Switch back to the terminal. Stop the server by pressing Ctrl and C keys simultaneously.
[Terminal] Type gedit blog/admin.py & press Enter	Let us open the admin.py file with any text editor. I will be using gedit text editor. Type gedit <space> blog slash admin dot py <space> ampersand
[admin.py] from django.contrib import admin # Register your models here.	We are now inside the admin.py file.
[admin.py] from django.contrib import admin from blog.models import Blog, Article	Let us import our app models. This enables the admin interface to pick the models. And then show it to the user who logs in to the admin site.
[admin.py] # Register your models here. admin.site.register(Blog) admin.site.register(Article)	Below the line Register your models here, type the code as shown here.
[admin.py] Highlight admin.site.register(Blog) admin.site.register(Article)	This is to make our models visible on the admin page. We need to register the model with admin site dot register within parentheses modelname
[admin.py] Highlight from django.contrib import admin # Register your models here.	Note that, it already imported django.contrib.admin
[admin.py] Highlight import admin	The admin class is the representation of a model in the admin interface.
[admin.py] Highlight from .models import Blog, Article	We are importing our models here.
Highlight admin.site.register (Blog) admin.site.register (Article)	We have now registered the Blog and Article models.
Press Ctrl+S	Save and close the file.
Switch to Terminal	Switch back to the terminal.
[Terminal] Run the server Type python manage.py runserver and press Enter	Let's now run the Django development server. To do that, type python <space> manage dot py <space> runserver
Switch to browser & refresh the page Point to Blogs and Articles	Then switch to the browser and refresh the page. Now, we can see our blog app and its models in the admin page.
[On browser] Highlight Click Add (besides Blogs)	Let us now add a blog. Click on the Add link next to Blogs.
[On browser] Add blog Name: My First Blog	Let’s fill the form for a New Blog. I will enter the Name as My First Blog.
[On browser] (Pointing cursor on the web page)	Note that the created_on field is not shown here. As per our model definition, it will be auto added by Django.
Click on Save button	Click on the Save button to submit the form.
[On browser] Highlight The blog “Blog Object(1) was added successfully”	We get a message that the Blog Object has been added successfully.
[On browser] Click on Home	Let us go back to the admin’s home page. To do that, go to the top left and click on the link Home.
[On browser] Click on Add (besides Articles)	Let us now add an Article to our blog app. Click on the Add link next to Articles.
[On browser] Blog:Blog object1 Title:My Article Body:Article object	Let’s fill the form for New Article. I will fill the details as follows For Blog, select Blog object1 from the drop down. Then type the Title as My Article. And Body as This is my first article. Leave the Draft as unchecked for now.
Click on Save button	Click on Save button to submit the form.
[On browser] Highlight The article “Article Object was added successfully”	We see a message that the Article Object 1 was added successfully.
[On browser] Click on Home	Let us go back to the admin’s home page. Go to the top left and click on the link Home.
[On browser]	You can click on the blog and article created, to view or edit or delete.
[On browser]	At the top right corner, click on the LOG OUT link to logout from the admin’s interface.
Switch to Slide from browser	We have successfully added database entries for our models.
Slide: Image of web application from the overview tutorial here	We have already discussed about web application and web framework in our earlier tutorial. Let’s revisit the same.
In the image: Hover from client to web app to and fro Hover from web app to database to and fro	We see the following: the user sends a request and the web app process it and sends back a response. the web app is connected to a database to store the data. This exactly what we did while adding the blog and the article.
Slide: Web framework	Django is a web framework. We also saw an easy interface to the database. Django provided the request and response interface. The other features of the web framework will be covered in the upcoming tutorials.
[Terminal] Press Ctrl+C keys	Let us now stop the server and deactivate the virtual environment. Switch to the terminal. Press Ctrl and C keys to stop the server.
[Terminal] Type deactivate [Enter]	Then type deactivate and press Enter.
	With this, we come to the end of this tutorial Let us summarize.
Slide: Summary	In this tutorial, we have learnt to Use the Django admin app Create an admin user Add, Modify and Delete data using the admin app
Slide: Assignment	Here is an assignment for you. log in to the admin site and make the models created in the previous assignment editable in the admin site
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