django-shts3 4.0.1

Django shortcuts
================

You spend too much time typing ``python3 manage.py``.

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Usage
-----

Django shortcuts installs ``django``, ``dj``, ``d`` binaries that proxies
Django's ``manage.py`` scripts.

::

$ django <command or shortcut>

$ cd any/project/subdirectory
$ d <command or shortcut>


Default shortcuts
---------


+-------------+---------+-----------------+
| | Aliases | Command |
+=============+=========+=================+
| Most common | c | collectstatic |
+ +---------+-----------------+
| | r | runserver |
+ +---------+-----------------+
| | s / sh | shell |
+ +---------+-----------------+
| | t | test |
+-------------+---------+-----------------+
| Migrations | m | migrate |
+ +---------+-----------------+
| | mkm | makemigrations |
+-------------+---------+-----------------+
| Other | csu | createsuperuser |
+ +---------+-----------------+
| | cpw | changepassword |
+ +---------+-----------------+
| | sa | startapp |
+ +---------+-----------------+
| | sp | startproject |
+-------------+---------+-----------------+

Configuration file
---------

If in home dirctory exists file .django_shts3, commands are loaded from it. They overwrite default commands. File format is
::

alias @@@ command

Example:

I have docker container with django and I should bind to 0.0.0.0:8000 on runserver command, so I have:

::

$ cat ~/.django_shts3
r @@@ runserver 0.0.0.0:8000

That allows me to start Django server like:

::

$ d r

Installation
------------

::

$ pip3 install django-shts3