automate-django
A python script to automate your django production, It creates a boilerplate, connects to urls.py, views.py, template files, css and runs the django server and opens the content in browser automatically and output the boilerplate project directly.
steps for installing on mac, linux and windows:
note: needs django=2.1 for running this script and python version 3 up
**install python3,
i hope it is installed on your computer
if not goto https://python.org
**After python installation
first install virtualenv using pip
pip3 install virtualenv
then create a virtual environment named 'env' lets say,
activate virtual environment 'env'
for mac:
source env/bin/activate
for windows:
env\Scripts\activate
install django after activation
pip3 install django==2.1
install neccessary setup files
use:
pip3 install automate_django
import package as shown below:
from automate_django import automate_django as ad
ad.create_project()
run your file using python3 filename.py
enter project name and application name and sit back:
your project will be running in your default browser
and automatically you will see website running in your default web browser
you can edit reuse code
enjoy!!!
Second release automate-django (0.2) (2019-07-29)
- Django Static project creation a.k.a. automation script .
- Function Based Views.
- Basic Template Structure.
- views.py urls.py templates and all connection with migrations applied.
- Opening browser and showing static django website.
- internal connections.
- usage ready.
- bootstrap 4.3 ready templates.
- static files and connection ready.
First release automate-django (0.1) (2019-07-17)
- Django Static project creation a.k.a. automation script .
- Function Based Views.
- Basic Template Structure.
- views.py urls.py templates and all connection with migrations applied.
- Opening browser and showing static django website.
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