Migrate admin panel to django #502
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The first brick of work that may be the full migration to Django and the ditch of Tortoise, Aerich and fastapi-admin.
fastapi-adminis ditched, replaced by the much better django admin panel. It will enable much better forms, validation, permissions, logs, 2FA, Discord OAuth2, easy template customization and a wide range of extensions.As django is mostly compatible with its own ORM, a duplication of
models.pyhas been generated and is marked as unmanaged, meaning Django will only look for existing tables and not attempt to make migrations on it (except for admin stuff). We will have to maintain two copies of the model files.Migrating to the django DB migration engine is highly considered in the future to ditch aerich, but a full migration to the Django ORM and the ditch of Tortoise is unlikely to arrive soon.
WARNING: DO NOT USE IN PRODUCTION YET
This is still a work in progress, and for now, it is highly insecure (open keys, debug mode always on, all the files including
config.ymlexposed to the web). Unless you are testing or have a local only panel, please do not use this!