Is there a plugin that allows me to start and stop django server from
command line?
Suppose I have multiple sites running at the same time, so going `ps aux`
to manually inspect which site to kill is a time stealer. I expect that
`manage.py server stop` stop all servers that were run for the current
development project.
manage.py server stop -- stop dev server(s) run for current project
Also, `server start` should store pid somewhere, so that it could be
checked and killed. What is the best place to store that?
manage.py server start -- start django server for current project in
foreground
options:
-b, --background -- run server in background
--autoport -- select port automatically
--dump -- dump server parameters (port, pid, etc) in
JSON format (disables other stdout output)
$ manage server start --dump
{
'addr: 127.0.0.1,
'port': 8080,
'pid': 13224,
'pidfile': '/tmp/django-project1`
}
Automatic port selection is needed if you want to preview another branch
with a temporary copy of current project. Maybe there is a plugin for
branch testing/preview too that can help me?
Thanks.
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