Help on Creating a Superuser account on render.

[ALINDA Fortunate]

Hello I have successfully a django project on render but i have failed to access the admin panel 

Any idea on how to create a superuser account on a free tier of render

Below is my build.sh file

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Exit on error

set -o errexit

# Modify this line as needed for your package manager (pip, poetry, etc.)

pip install -r requirements.txt

# Convert static asset files

python manage.py collectstatic --no-input

# Apply any outstanding database migrations

python manage.py migrate

if [[ $CREATE_SUPERUSER ]];

then

  python world_champ_2022/manage.py createsuperuser --no-input

fi

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[Aniket Raj Singh]

So you have used render to host your application, you might have connected an external database (postgreSQL or any other) you might have used the environment setup to set the database up with the postgreSQL hosted either on render itself or on a different server, just connect the database with your application on your local host and create a super user since the database is same on the render's server's application the superuser will be same as the superuser you created on the local server thus you can access the admin panel

[ALINDA Fortunate]

It's my external database is postgres on railway. 

Let me try your opinion and I see.

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[Luis Zárate]

Maybe something like

python manage.py shell -c "from django.contrib.auth.hashers import make_password;from django.contrib.auth.models import User; admin = User(username='username', email='exa...@example.com', password=make_password('password'), is_superuser=True,is_staff=True);admin.save()"

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[ALINDA Fortunate]

Thanks so much for your assistance indeed the issue was I had failed to visualise my data on railway since I am using an external database. A friend helped understand that and now I am able to access my admin panel.

Thanks everyone. 

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