# WARP.md

This file provides guidance to WARP (warp.dev) when working with code in this repository.

## Project Overview

This is a Django-based Digital Branding Management System designed to help manage content creation and publication across multiple digital platforms. The system tracks platforms, content deliverables, and strategies with comprehensive admin functionality.

## Architecture

### Core Models & Relationships
The application is built around three main models with clear relationships:

- **Platform**: Represents social media/content platforms (LinkedIn, YouTube, Blog, etc.)
  - Has many ContentDeliverable and Strategy records
  - Includes completion rate calculations and status tracking
  
- **ContentDeliverable**: Individual content items with progress tracking
  - Belongs to a Platform
  - Tracks status progression: committed → drafted → published
  - Includes due date tracking and overdue detection
  
- **Strategy**: Platform-specific strategic objectives and tactics
  - Belongs to a Platform  
  - Follows OTAC structure (Objective, Tactics, Actions, Control)
  - Has priority levels and active/inactive states

### Application Structure
```
digital-branding-system/
├── branding_system/     # Django project settings
├── dashboard/           # Main app with models, views, admin
├── templates/          # HTML templates with Tailwind CSS
├── static/            # Static files
└── manage.py          # Django management script
```

## Development Commands

### Environment Setup
```bash
# Activate virtual environment
source venv/bin/activate

# Install dependencies (if requirements.txt is created)
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

### Django Management
```bash
# Run development server
python manage.py runserver

# Database operations
python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py createsuperuser

# Testing
python manage.py test
python manage.py test dashboard

# Database shell and management
python manage.py shell
python manage.py shell_plus  # Enhanced shell via django-extensions
python manage.py dbshell
```

### Django Extensions Commands
The project uses django-extensions which provides additional helpful commands:
```bash
# Show URL patterns
python manage.py show_urls

# Generate model graphs
python manage.py graph_models -a -o models.png

# Reset database (development only)
python manage.py reset_db

# Export data as Python script
python manage.py dumpscript dashboard > backup_data.py

# Show all available commands
python manage.py help
```

### Data Management
```bash
# Create sample data via admin interface at /admin/
# Default admin is accessible once superuser is created

# Export/import data
python manage.py dumpdata dashboard > dashboard_data.json
python manage.py loaddata dashboard_data.json
```

## Key Features

### Admin Interface Customizations
- Comprehensive admin interface with custom displays and filters
- Color-coded status indicators and progress bars
- Bulk actions for status changes
- Custom admin site branding: "Digital Branding Management System"

### Dashboard Views  
- Main dashboard with platform overview cards
- Platform-specific detail views
- Real-time completion rate calculations
- Overdue content tracking

### Model Properties & Methods
Models include calculated properties for:
- Completion rates and counts by status
- Overdue detection and days until due
- Total deliverable counts per platform

## Database Schema Notes

### Current Setup
- Uses SQLite database (`db.sqlite3`)
- Includes Django REST Framework (though no API endpoints are currently defined)
- Models use standard Django field types with proper relationships

### Important Field Validations
- Priority levels: 1-5 scale (1 = highest priority)
- Completion percentage: 0-100% validation
- Status choices are enforced at model level
- Date validations for target vs actual dates

## Styling & Frontend

### CSS Framework
- Uses Tailwind CSS via CDN
- Custom color scheme defined:
  - brand-blue (#3B82F6)
  - brand-green (#10B981) 
  - brand-orange (#F59E0B)
  - brand-red (#EF4444)
  - brand-purple (#8B5CF6)

### Template Structure
- Base template with navigation and common styling
- Dashboard template extends base template
- Font Awesome icons integrated

## Testing & Development

### Test Structure
- Basic test framework is in place (`dashboard/tests.py`)
- Tests should be added for models, views, and admin functionality

### Development Workflow
1. Activate virtual environment
2. Run migrations if needed
3. Start development server
4. Access admin interface for data management
5. View dashboard at root URL

## Deployment Considerations

### Security Settings
- SECRET_KEY is currently hardcoded (should be moved to environment variable)
- DEBUG=True (should be False in production)
- ALLOWED_HOSTS is empty (needs to be configured for production)

### Static Files
- Static files configured for development
- STATIC_ROOT set to 'staticfiles' for production collection

### Database
- Currently uses SQLite (consider PostgreSQL for production)
- Database migrations are tracked in dashboard/migrations/

## URL Structure
- `/` - Main dashboard
- `/admin/` - Django admin interface  
- `/platform/<id>/` - Platform detail view

## Dependencies
Key packages:
- Django 5.2.6
- django-extensions 4.1
- djangorestframework 3.16.1