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> - Create a new folder named: “settings”
> - Move common.py to the new settings file
> - Create a new file in the same folder and save it as **private_settings.py**
> - Create a new file in the same folder and save it as **settings_private.py**

> In your new settings_private.py you only need to have 2 items in this settings file
> - DEBUG = True
> - SECRET_KEY = "MADE_UP_CAPITAL_STRINGS’

### Installing the packages needed to run the project

Within your virtual environment you will need to install all the packages that are within the requirements.txt to run the code base locally
Within your virtual environment you will need to install all the packages that are within the requirements.txt to run the code base locally. The baseline package has the requirements.txt file stored in ./flash/docs/requirements.txt. Ensure you are pointing to the right directory when executing the command.

> Run from your terminal-
> **$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt**
> **$ pip3 install -r ./flash/docs/requirements.txt**

> Check for errors
> **$ python3 manage.py check**
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