customer order models django wednesdays ecommerce 31

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certainly! in this tutorial, we'll delve into building a customer order model in a django e-commerce project. we'll cover how to set up a basic order system, which includes models for customers, products, and orders. this tutorial assumes you have a basic understanding of django and its orm.

prerequisites
1. python installed on your development machine.
2. django installed (if not, you can install it using `pip install django`).
3. a django project created (you can create one using `django-admin startproject myproject`).

step 1: create a django app
first, create a new app in your project. we'll call it `store`:



step 2: define models
in `store/models.py`, we will define the models for `customer`, `product`, and `order`.



step 3: register models in admin
to manage our models via the django admin interface, we need to register them. open `store/admin.py` and add:



step 4: update settings
make sure to add your new app to the `installed_apps` list in `settings.py`:



step 5: migrate database
now, we will create and apply the migrations for the models we defined.



step 6: create a superuser
to access the admin interface, create a superuser:



follow the prompts to create your superuser account.

step 7: run the server
start your development server:



access the admin interface at `http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/` and log in using the superuser account you created.

step 8: testing the models
1. **add products**: go to the `products` section and add some products.
2. **add customers**: go to the `customers` section and add some customers.
3. **create orders**: go to the `orders` section and create orders for customers by selecting existing customers and products.

step 9: querying the models
you can use the django shell to interact with your models. open the shell:



here are some example queries:



conclusion
in this tutorial, we've built a simple order management system for an e-commerce platform using django. you can expand this basic model by a ...

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