# Django

Django is one of the most popular web frameworks. We're building a Django app for easier integration

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This library is currently not available to public. We will release it on our GitHub soon.
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### Installation

Install `django-phenixio` package with pip

```bash
pip install django-phenixio
```

Enable django-phenixio in your Django project

```python
INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    
    'django-phenixio',
    
    ...
]
```

Run Django migrate commang in your project's root directory

```bash
~/app$ python manage.py migrate
```

### Configuration

```python
PHENIXIO_USER = "your@email.com"
PHENIXIO_PASSWORD = "secret-password"
```

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Make sure your account credentials are not hard-coded in your application. Load them as environment variables to keep them secure.
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### Admin Panel

Now you will see Phenixio app in your Django admin dashboard.


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