How to set up automatic restart in Django?

To enable automatic restart for Django, you can utilize certain tools and configurations.

One common method is to use Django’s development server and set up automatic restart in the server’s configuration file. In the configuration file of the development server, you can find an option called USE_RELOAD, set it to True to enable automatic restart.

Another option is to use third-party tools like django-autoreload. This is a Django application that automatically watches for file changes and reloads the application when changes are detected upon starting the development server. To use django-autoreload, it must be added to the INSTALLED_APPS list of the Django project and set USE_AUTORELOAD = True in the settings.py file.

In addition to the methods mentioned above, more advanced tools like Nodemon or Gunicorn can also be used to achieve automatic rebooting. These tools can automatically reload Django applications when file changes occur.

Regardless of the method used, it is important to disable automatic restarts in the production environment to ensure the stability and performance of the application.