A small utility that finds the view function for a given named URL. The main purpose of this is as a helper that can be called from an IDE/editor to provide “jump to definition” from things like {% url %} tags.
Install into your venv:
pip install django-find-view
Or with uv:
uv add --dev django-find-view
See django-find-view --help for usage instructions.
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