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DjangoKit
DjangoKit is a set of extensions for Django. They have been assembled into this Django app from many complex and similar projects. The reason for building this application is as follows:
“I don’t find it necessary to push most of these things into the framework code, but a dedicated library for them over all these years of different development has just become an urgent necessity. We need to take the common code out, not move it from project to project every time.”
—Grigoriy Kramarenko.
Maybe you will find for yourself here the things you need. Just look at the source code or documentation (when it’s ready).
Installation
pip3 install djangokit
# or
pip3 install git+https://gitlab.com/djbaldey/djangokit.git@master#egg=DjangoKitQuick start
If you want to use templatetags and locales from this library, then add “djangokit” to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:
INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'djangokit', ]
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