# startinblox-startinoff

`djangoldp` is a Django app which you plug into a Django project. So, if you're
hacking on `djangoldp` then you need a Django project to test it. When you
follow this [setup
guide](https://git.startinblox.com/djangoldp-packages/djangoldp#setup-a-djangoldp-server),
you get asked to run `djangoldp initserver myldpserver` (where I changed
`myldpserver` to `startinblox-startinoff`) and what spits out is what you also
see in this repository but with a working `setting.yml` file. If you create a
virtual environment for `djangoldp` code then keep that virtual environment
sourced and you can then run `./manage.py` here in this project folder to test
your changes.

```
➜  startinblox tree -L 1
.
├── djangoldp (source .venv/bin/activate here and hack away)
└── startinblox-startinoff (run ./manage.py commands here which uses your djangoldp code)

2 directories, 0 files
```