django_make_app 0.1.3

Define models and fields using YAML and generate app for Django with views, forms, templates etc.

Introduction

Django-make-app will generate code of your Django app from a simple YAML schema. This is similar to manage.py startapp but much powerful.

This will be generated from models definitions:

• Admin classes and admin forms

• Django REST framework View Sets, Serializers and Router configuration

• Django AppConfig

• Django System Checks

• Forms classes

• Models classes

• Detail/Delete/Update/Create/List views, urls and templates

• Management command example

• Dummy filter

• Signals and receivers files

• TODO tests

Installation

Supported Python versions are: 2.7, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, pypy and pypy3.

pip install --upgrade django-make-app

Python 3.3 is not supported due to incompatibility of yapf (see: https://github.com/google/yapf#python-versions). If you’re on Python 3.3, you can use this package with option django-make-app generate ... --no-optimize (this will skip yapf).

Usage

If you want to generate app called library, create a file app_schema.yaml in project’s root and define models:

apps:
    -
        name: library           # all files will be generated into library/ directory (will be created)
        models:
          - User:               # model name
            - name:char         # model field "name" of type "char"
            - email:char        # model field "email" of type "char"
          - Book:               # another model
            - library:fk        # model field "library" of type "foreign key" to "library"
          - Article             # empty model without fields
    -
        name: my_another_awesome_app
        models:
            - City
            - Country

You can also print example configuration by executing (or check templates/example.yaml):

django-make-app write_config > app_schema.yaml

Finally to generate source code of your app, execute:

django-make-app generate library

This structure will be generated:

LIBRARY
|   admin.py
|   api.py
|   apps.py
|   checks.py
|   forms.py
|   models.py
|   receivers.py
|   serializers.py
|   signals.py
|   urls.py
|   views.py
|   __init__.py
|
|---management
|   |   __init__.py
|   |
|   \---commands
|           library_command.py
|           __init__.py
|
|---migrations
|       __init__.py
|
|---templates
|   \---web
|           book_delete.html
|           book_detail.html
|           book_form.html
|           book_list.html
|           article_delete.html
|           article_detail.html
|           article_form.html
|           article_list.html
|           user_delete.html
|           user_detail.html
|           user_form.html
|           user_list.html
|
|---templatetags
|       web_tags.py
|       __init__.py
|
\---tests
        factories.py
        test_book.py
        test_article.py
        test_user.py
        __init__.py

Inspiration

• https://github.com/mmcardle/django_builder

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016–2017 Vašek Dohnal

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