Command line¶

fyro is installed with the package; inside a project, python manage.py <command> runs the same commands with the project's settings.

Command	What it does
`fyro new <name> [directory]`	Create a project. Refuses to overwrite any existing file.
`startapp <name>`	Create `<name>/models.py`. Prints the line to add to `installed_apps` (it never edits your settings).
`makemigrations [-m message] [-v]`	Write a migration. Prints the file, or `No changes detected`.
`migrate [target] [-v]`	Apply migrations (`target`: a revision, `head` or `zero`).
`runserver [--host 127.0.0.1] [--port 8000] [--no-reload]`	Development server with auto-reload.
`createsuperuser [--noinput]`	Create a superuser (needs `fyro.auth`). `--noinput` reads `FYRO_SUPERUSER_USERNAME`, `FYRO_SUPERUSER_EMAIL` and `FYRO_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD` from the environment.

Configuration and database problems print one line and exit with status 1, e.g. Error: Cannot connect to the database at postgresql+asyncpg://fyro:***@localhost:5432/mysite: … Is Postgres running? (docker compose up -d). Passwords are always masked.
makemigrations and runserver warn about folders that have a models.py but are not in installed_apps, and runserver warns about unapplied migrations.
fyro new writes compose.yaml for Postgres. If port 5432 is taken: FYRO_DB_PORT=5433 docker compose up -d, and change the port in .env.