# Commands

You run a command with

```
./run.sh <command>
```

## Available Commands

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### `server`
This starts the application (a caddy instance, uvicorn with the Django application and a scheduler that automatically removes expired session data).  
Log files will be written.

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### `setup`
This sets up some database tables, views, and more, generates a secret key for the application and lets you create an admin user.

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### `create-admin`
Lets you create an admin user

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### `generate-secret-key`
Generate a new random secret key for Django.
This will overwrite the old one.  
Warning: After running this, current sessions will be invalid, and the users have to relogin. Don't run this command while the server is running.

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### `clear-sessions`
manually remove all expired sessions from the database

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### `force-db-upgrade`
force a database migration and -upgrade.
This is mainly used in development.

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### `archive-tables`
archive (copy & delete) all entries in app_order and app_registertransaction.
Use this to archive old orders or transactions (e.g. when the database gets too big).

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### `development-server`
This starts a caddy instance, the Django development server with DEBUGGING enabled and the session-clear-scheduler.  
Only the HTTP-Access-Log will be written to its logfile, other logs will be written to the console.

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### `shell`

Start a Django shell.

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### `help`
Show a help text

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## Examples

Run the production server:
```
./run.sh server
```

Create a new admin:
```
./run.sh create-admin
```