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Start a virtual environment and a fully configurated Django project with an app

Project description

Kick-Off-Django

The idea of this package is to avoid the repetitive task of configuring a Django project and virtual environment.

Installation

pip install kick-off-django

Usage

python3 -m kick_off <project_name> <venv_name>

OUTPUT:

  • requirements.txt
  • virtual environment
  • Django project with an app.

Example #1 (Generic Naming)

python3 -m kick_off

OUTPUT:

|--requirements.txt
|--venvMySite/
    |--bin/
    |--include/
    |--lib/
    |--pyvenv.cfg
|--mysite/
    |--home/
    |--mysite/
    |--manage.py
    |--db.sqlite3

Example #2 (Only Project Naming)

python3 -m kick_off test_web

OUTPUT:

|--requirements.txt
|--venvTestWeb/
    |--bin/
    |--include/
    |--lib/
    |--pyvenv.cfg
|--test_web/
    |--home/
    |--test_web/
    |--manage.py
    |--db.sqlite3

Example #3 (Project and Venv Naming)

python3 -m kick_off test_web Example

OUTPUT:

|--requirements.txt
|--venvExample/
    |--bin/
    |--include/
    |--lib/
    |--pyvenv.cfg
|--test_web/
    |--home/
    |--test_web/
    |--manage.py
    |--db.sqlite3

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