VHS-store is not real cassettes web-store. It is practice app for me.
All variables stored in environment because it is thus easier to configure the web app in real-time on heroku.
You can checkout this project at: https://vhs-store.herokuapp.com

Used technologies:

• Django : as heart of web-app
• PostgreSQL : as database
• Scrapy : as crawler for film info
• Blender3D API : as render engine for cassettes
• Google drive : as storage for users' avatars and cassettes' covers
• ReCaptcha : for login and register security
• Heroku : as hosting

How to use

Run server with: gunicorn vhs_store.wsgi --log-file -
Crawl for films: python manage.py crawl
Render cassettes:
~ $> cd film_constructor/
Set COUNT for needed number of cassettes in render.sh or leave it for 0 if you need to render all cassettes.
~ $> ./render.sh
It will render cassettes for films that don't have their own in database.

Must-have environment variables:

• DATABASE : name of postgresql database

• DB_USER : username for postgresql

• DB_PASS : password for user in postgresql

• DB_HOST : ip address or url of postgresql database

• DB_PORT : Port of postgresql database

• CAPTCHA_SECRET : Server key for recaptcha

• project_id : Google drive project_id

• private_key_id : Google drive private key id

• client_email : Google drive service account email

• client_id : Google drive client id

• client_x509_cert_url : Google drive client x509 cert url

• private_key : Google drive private key