# Default Configuration

The platform defaults configuration in ShipWithDjango allows you to define key details about your application, such as its name, tagline, version, and URL. These settings are managed in the `CONFIG/platform.py` file and help establish the foundational identity of your project.

### Configuration Options

#### Platform Name

The `PLATFORM_NAME` setting defines the name of your application. This name will be used across the application, such as in the header, email templates, and other areas where the application name is displayed.

```python
PLATFORM_NAME = _('Ship With Django')
```

You can change this to any name that best represents your project.

#### Platform Tagline

The `PLATFORM_TAGLINE` is a short, descriptive phrase that accompanies your platform name. It provides a quick insight into what your application does or represents.

```python
PLATFORM_TAGLINE = _('A Django Boilerplate')
```

Feel free to update this tagline to reflect the unique value proposition of your application.

#### Platform Version

The `PLATFORM_VERSION` setting specifies the current version of your application. This is useful for tracking releases and ensuring that users and developers are aware of the version they are working with.

```python
PLATFORM_VERSION = "1.0.0"
```

Update this version number as you release new versions of your platform.

#### Platform URL

The `PLATFORM_URL` setting defines the base URL where your application is hosted. This is important for generating links, references in emails, and other areas where the full URL of your application is needed.

```python
PLATFORM_URL = "http://127.0.0.1:8000"
```

Be sure to update this URL to reflect the actual domain where your platform will be deployed.