django-crud-app
this module is extends of django startapp
install
pip install django-crud-app
add crud to your django settings.py
example)
INSTALLED_APPS = [
# ...
'crud',
]
Usage
python manage.py startcrud <app_name>
UserModel
python manage.py startcrud user
or
python manage.py startcrud <app_name> --auth-user True
Model name
you can customize created model name
example:
python manage.py startcrud blog
# model name is 'Blog'
python manage.py startcrud blog --model-name web_blog
# model name is 'WebBlog'
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