django-admin-cli 0.1.1

Django third app for manage you models in command line environment.

Django third app for manage you models in command line environment.

Table of content

• Features
• Install
• Usage
  • List model’s instance
  • List specified fields
  • Filter specified fields
  • Add an instance
  • Update an instance
  • Delete an instance
  • Resctrict access to users
• Testing
• Online resources

Features

This app is based on Django Admin Site and ModelAdmin defined by developpers. It is supposed to allow user to make same things as in Admin site:

• List model’s instance:
  • Filtering with Django’s Lookup
  • Choosing which field you want including ModelAdmin and Model attributes
  • Default display is the Admin one
• Add an instance:
  • Prepopulate with default values
• Update instances:
  • Filtering with Django’s Lookup
• Delete instances:
  • Filtering with Django’s Lookup
• Describe model and modeladmin
• System user restriction (Read/Write)
• Use admin actions (further)

Install

Install the package on your system:

pip install django-admin-cli

Add admin_cli to INSTALLED_APPS.

Usage

List model’s instance

$ ./manage.py cli user list
Username                      Email address                 First name                    Last name                     Staff status
zulu                                                                                                                    True
admin                                                                                                                   True

List specified fields

$ ./manage.py cli user list -f id -f username
Id                   Username
1                    zulu
2                    admin

Filter specified fields

$ ./manage.py cli user list -F id=1
Username                      Email address                 First name                    Last name                     Staff status
zulu                                                                                                                    True

Add an instance

$ ./manage.py cli site add -f domain=mysite.org -f 'name=My site'
Created 'mysite.org'

Update an instance

$ ./manage.py cli site update -F domain=mysite.org -f 'name=New name'
Update 'mysite.org' ? [Yes|No|All|Cancel] y
Updated 'mysite.org'

Delete an instance

$ ./manage.py cli site delete -F domain=mysite.org
Delete 'mysite.org' ? [Yes|No|All|Cancel] y
Deleted 'mysite.org'

Resctrict access to users

Put a dict named ADMIN_CLI_USERS in settings.py. It must have the following format:

ADMIN_CLI_USERS = {
  'login': 'RW',
}

Keys are UID or username, values are rights ‘R’ for read, ‘W’ for write/update/delete and ‘RW’ for both.

By default ADMIN_CLI_USERS is {} which allows all users to make all operations.

Testing

All tests are simply launched by:

python setup.py test

Online resources

• Code repository
• Documentation
• Travis CI server
• Coveralls report
• Landscape