start-project

name	start-project
description	Turn this Django template into a new project by replacing `name` placeholders (Docker image names, container labels, README) with the real project name. Use when starting a new project from this template.
disable-model-invocation	true

Rename this template to project $ARGUMENTS (ask for the name if not provided; use snake_case for image names).

Steps

1. Find all placeholder occurrences first — search for name_django, name_postgres, name_redis, and {name}/name placeholders in:
   • local.yml and production.yml (image: values like name_django, name_postgres, name_redis)
   • README.md (title, clone instructions, project references)
   • .envs/ files (e.g., POSTGRES_DB and other values referencing the template name)
   • Any other hits from a repo-wide grep for the placeholder pattern
2. Show the user the full list of files/lines that will change before editing.
3. Replace placeholders with the project name. Do not touch container_name: django/postgres style values unless the user wants per-project container names (needed to run multiple projects simultaneously — ask).
4. Remind the user to review .envs/.local/ secrets (SECRET_KEY, postgres password) and the .envs/.production(example)/ dir, and to update TIME_ZONE in config/settings/base.py (currently Asia/Tashkent) if needed.
5. Verify: make build should bring the stack up at http://localhost:8000.