Django Dry

Reduce duplication and boilerplate in Django apps. DRY stands for "Don't repeat yourself".

This package is used by the Software Engineering team at the BYU Library.

Contributing to this project

Follow these steps to setup your development environment:

Clone the repository. Run git clone git@gitlab.com:byuhbll/lib/python/django-dry.git.
Open the project in Visual Studio Code.
Open the project in a devcontainer with the Dev Containers extension.
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This project uses uv to manage dependencies.

The project's documentation can be found in the docs directory and is in markdown format.

Running pytest will run all unit tests.

Unit tests can also be run using tox. Simply run tox on the command line and the unit tests should run for all supported versions of Python.

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