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-# Cedar-Django
+# About
+Cedar-Django is a fork of Closedverse with custom features added to it.
 
-https://youtu.be/uUiJCG06bdA
+### Theme changing
+Just like in Indigo, you can change the color of your theme. While this is only visible to each user specifically, a global theme can be set in Settings.py.
 
-Alright, I know I will eventually have to write the documentation, but fuuuuuuck I really don't want to do it.
+### Overhauled admin panel
+The admin panel has been changed completely. You can now do a lot more things in a much easier way. The intention behind this redesign is to reduce the need to use the normal Django admin panel.
 
-It's a standard Django app, You'll have to somehow set it up either with python3 manage.py runserver, or through nginx or whatever.
+### Community creation
+You can have your users make communities. Each user by default can make one community. User communities can be changed by the owner of said community.
+
+### Password resetting within the settings page
+**This should've been a thing since day one.** Instead of being forced to reset your password through your email, you can now change it via settings.
+
+### Invite only features
+**You can set `invite_only` to `True` if you want your site to be invite only** If you choose to make your website invite only, users can create invite codes and send them to others as a means of inviting new people to the website.  Upon signing up, users are required to input a valid invite code in order to create an account. This can be useful for closed off communities or as a ditch effort to stop raids or whatever.
+Moderators and staff will be able to revoke a user's ability to add new users if need be.
+
+### Announcements appear on the side of the main page.
+If you have an announcement community, each post will appear there.
+
+`welcomemsgs` are visible on the front page when you aren't signed in.
+
+## Other features include:
+- Mods can warn users.
+- Better audit logging system.
+- Purging is much easier now.
+- You can fucking ban people now without the Django panel.
+- Each and every ban is an IP ban automatically.
+- A page where every user can view collected data tied to their account.
+
+Can you rewrite this?
+
+# YOU NEED
+- A server (obviously)
+- Terminal access (also, obviously)
+- Python 3
+
+# Install time
+
+Should probably say that this is a lazy way to do it. You should use a reverse proxy to deploy the server up for prod.
+
+1.
+SSH into your server.
+
+2.
+Time to update
+`sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`
+
+3.
+You need Pip
+`sudo apt install pip`
+
+4.
+Get everything else you need.
+`pip3 install Django==3.2.2 urllib3 lxml passlib bcrypt pillow django-markdown-deux django-markdown2 whitenoise django-xff`
+
+5.
+Clone the clone!
+`git clone https://github.com/Mistake35/Cedar-Django`
+
+5.5 (recommended).
+You should use FileZilla or some other SFTP client to make things easier in the future.
+
+6.
+Navigate to Cedar-Django
+`cd Cedar-Django`
+
+7.
+Edit the settings.py file.
+`nano closedverse/settings.py`
+
+8.
+Fill everything out as needed. Be sure to generate a secret key and paste it in too.
+
+9.
+Now it's time for the good stuff!
+Let's build the database
+`python3 manage.py migrate`
+
+10.
+Do the static files or no CSS or JS.
+`python3 manage.py collectstatic`
+
+11.
+Test the server!
+Be sure to replace "IP-HERE" with your public IP and make sure it's running on port 80.
+`python3 manage.py runserver IP-HERE:80`
+
+# Troubleshooting time!
+Q: "HELP, I'M GETTING A BAD REQUEST (400) ERROR!"
+A: Add your public IP to the `ALLOWED_HOSTS` bit in settings.py along with your domain that you'll be using.
+
+Q: "django.db.utils.OperationalError: no such table: ban_usersban"
+A: You forgot to migrate and make the database.
+
+Q: "Why is the page white, with no color or style at all?"
+A: You need to collect the static files as mentioned prior.
+
+You may have to do some additional troubleshooting, and that's the joy of web-hosting.
+Fixing problems yourself is a great way to learn how this shit works.
+
+# Yet even more steps
+
+12.
+So your server is running, the URL works and everything? Good.
+Now it's time to create your account.
+`python3 manage.py createsuperuser`
+Enter your username, and password.
+
+13.
+Make sure it's working by signing in.
+
+14.
+Alright now it's time to do some fun stuff! We're going to try and make this run at boot with systemd.
+`sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/django.service`
+
+15.
+Paste this in!
+Now it's time to change this if needed.
+```
+[Unit]
+Description=Django Application
+After=network.target
+
+[Service]
+User=root
+WorkingDirectory=/root/Cedar-Django
+ExecStart=/usr/bin/python3 manage.py runserver IP-HERE:80
+
+[Install]
+WantedBy=multi-user.target
+```
+
+16.
+Pop these in!
+```
+sudo systemctl daemon-reload
+sudo systemctl enable django
+sudo systemctl start django
+```
+Make sure it works too!
+```
+sudo systemctl status django
+```