django-fbv
Utilities to make Django function-based views cleaner, more efficient, and better tasting. 💥
📖 Complete documentation: https://django-fbv.adamghill.com
📦 Package located at https://pypi.org/project/django-fbv/
Features
Features
Decorators
fbv.decorators.render_html: renders a view as HTML with the specified templatefbv.decorators.render_view: renders a view as a content type with the specified templatefbv.decorators.render_json: renders dictionaries, Django Models, or Django QuerySets as a JSON response
Views
fbv.views.html_view: directly render a template fromurls.pyfbv.views.redirect_view: redirect to a pattern name fromurls.pyfbv.views.file: serve a filefbv.views.favicon_file: serve an image file as the favicon.icofbv.views.favicon_emoji: serve an emoji as the favicon.ico
Middleware
fbv.middleware.RequestMethodMiddleware: adds a boolean property to therequestfor the current request's HTTP method
Read all of the documentation at https://django-fbv.adamghill.com/.
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