Django-Integrator 1.1.1.1

Create

To create a new project go to the folder where you want the new project to be created in. Then issue the command: $ django-integrator-create pypi_name django_app_class_name verbose_name author email The parameters mean the following:

pypi_name:

The name of this application as it would be in the PyPI register, the program will do a query to determine if the name is available (at the time). The actual importable name will be the pypi_name with ‘-’ replaced with underscores.

django_app_class_name:

The name that the application class (as in the apps.py) will have in Django.

verbose_name:

The name as the app will be displayed in, for example, the admin interface.

author:

Your name

email:

Your email address

This will create a new project, with some additional files and adjusted layouts compared to the default django one. Most notably, the interface folder contains only just enough to get wsgi server set. The rest is stored in the app folder. There is also a script calls devset.py which removes the current sqlite db, deletes the lates migration file, recreates migration file, set the admin user up with password admin and starts a development server.

The settings file in the app folder mirrors layout wise the same as the ‘normal’ settings file with the exception that there is some extra logic for certain configurations like middleware. Sometimes it is import that certain middleware are imported before another one. To achieve this just put your middleware in followed by the middleware it must precede. The library will detect that the middleware already exist and will add your middleware before that one.

Furthermore it also creates a setup.py file, which can be used as a base to upload the app to PyPi.

Library

At the end of the inteface.settings file you see the following lines:

>>> import django_integrator
>>> django_integrator.add_application('your_app_name')

To add more applications to your system simply repeat the last line. URL wise you can see that in interface.urls the following lines are at the end:

>>> import django_integrator
>>> django_integrator.add_urlpatterns(urlpatterns)

This will add all the applications urls to the server urls file, be careful as this will overwrite previous defined urls if the path clashes.