Good question! Pegasus is a starter template/boilerplate that uses Cookiecutter to provide a completely customized Django starter project. Instead of starting with Django's default skeleton project, you start with a whole bunch of extra work done for you!

Check out this video to see how easy it is to get up and running with Pegasus in under five minutes.

In short, Pegasus is for developers who want to jump start their projects.

For a longer treatment of this question, see "Is Pegasus right for me?"

Sadly, not easily.

Pegasus is primarily for new projects and is not designed to integrate into existing codebases. You can still use it as a reference and get value from the examples gallery, but this might involve a fair bit of copy/paste. You've been warned!

We don't want you to be disappointed! If Pegasus isn't what you expected you can email us within 14 days for a full refund—no questions asked.

Well, we might ask you why you didn't like it so we can make it better in the future, but you don't have to answer and you'll still get your money back right away.

No—with some caveats.

Most of Pegasus is built with pure, standard Django views, and the overwhelming majority of functionality has no React.js dependencies whatsoever.

Pegasus uses Webpack to build the front-end, and so swapping in a different JavaScript framework—or using none at all—is as simple as modifying a few config files. Pegasus even ships with a Vue.js example to demonstrate how easy this is!

If you are planning on using the teams feature, the management UI is dependent on React, so you'll need to reimplement a few things if you drop it.

Send us an email and we'll get back to you as quickly as possible!