Add arbitrary data to your django users. This app adds user.meta which acts like a dictionary and stores whatever the hell you want. But you could add .meta to any of your models.
Add meta to your installed_apps if you want to use the included user.meta. If you just want to add meta to your models, extend meta.models.ModelMeta and add a foreign key to something.
There’s not much to it. Just read the code.
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