Can I get some sample data (.json files)? So that the dev environment will also simulate the actual project and will cover different possibilities/edge cases. It will be easy to set up db by directly loading json files instead of manually adding data from the admin dashboard.
For those types of pages, you shouldn't need pgweb at all, since they do not require authentication.
I also think authentication doesn't need to access most of the pgarchives' data. It will be required only to get private data. In the current setup, I am running pgarchives on port 9000 and pgweb on 8000. In the community auth of pgweb, I added the URL of pgarchives in the redirect URL field. http://127.0.0.1:9000 redirects me to the login screen of pgweb.
I think I don't even need pgweb. In the current configuration, I changed PUBLIC_ARCHIVES = True & ALLOW_RESEND = False and it worked. I guess making these changes skips the authentication step, which is not required to access public data.
Correct.
I also made a few changes to access /admin/. Since in the code present on the github this part is disabled. Now I can add sample/dummy data from the admin panel.
Since my work will involve mostly frontend parts, I think for now I don't even need to think about the reverse proxy thing. I can directly work on the templates directory of pgarchives.
Yes, there is no /admin/ part for the archives, as in normal usage the data is all fed from other systems. But I can see how it helps to add dummy data in a dev situation.
