Brunobrno
270d850572
Introduce S3-compatible storage support and update local/dev configuration. - .claude: add "WebSearch" to local settings - backend/.env.example: add USE_S3 flag and detailed S3/MinIO (RustFS) example env vars + comments to explain dev vs production usage - backend/vontor_cz/settings.py: refactor to use USE_S3 boolean; set STATIC_ROOT; configure STORAGES for local filesystem vs S3 backends; add handling for S3 endpoint (MinIO/RustFS) vs real AWS S3 including path-style addressing, URL construction, and sensible AWS defaults - docker-compose.yml: add rustfs to service dependencies, include rustfs in networks, change frontend port mapping to 8001:80, and add rustfs-data volume binding These changes enable using a local S3-compatible backend (RustFS/MinIO) in development while keeping the option to swap to real AWS S3 for production.
vontor.cz
Czech e-marketplace — Django backend + React frontend.
Requirements
- Docker Desktop
- Node.js 22+ (frontend dev)
- Python 3.12+ (backend dev)
Running locally
docker-compose up
Frontend dev server:
cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev
Docker — corporate / custom CA certificates
If your network uses SSL inspection (corporate proxy, Tailscale, etc.) the Docker build will fail with SSL errors when fetching packages.
Fix: export your Windows Root CA store into the build context once:
New-Item -Force -ItemType Directory backend\certs | Out-Null; $s = [Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Store]::new("Root","LocalMachine"); $s.Open("ReadOnly"); $s.Certificates | % { "-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----`n" + [Convert]::ToBase64String($_.RawData,"InsertLineBreaks") + "`n-----END CERTIFICATE-----" } | Out-File -Encoding ascii backend\certs\windows-ca-bundle.crt; $s.Close()
The file is git-ignored. Re-run the command whenever your CA store changes.