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django_explorer

Serve local direcotry listing from your django app

Demo app

  1. Install dependencies poetry install
  2. Run demo app make run_demo_app (make run_demo_app port=8888 if you want to use custom port)

Themes

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http://localhost:8000/ image http://localhost:8000/nested_dir image http://localhost:8000/lorem_ipsum.md image

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