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Django Nominopolitan

📢 IMPORTANT: This project has been renamed to django-powercrud.

All future development will happen on the new repository. Please update your dependencies:

pip uninstall django-nominopolitan
pip install django-powercrud

For full documentation refer to django-powercrud: Getting Started


An opinionated extension for neapolitan that adds the advanced CRUD features you usually have to build yourself.

This README is kept for reference only. See django-powercrud for current documentation.

What is Nominopolitan?

The neapolitan package gives you a solid foundation for Django CRUD views. But you still need to add filtering, bulk operations, modern UX features, and styling yourself.

Nominopolitan comes with these features built-in, specifically for user-facing CRUD interfaces. Use what you need, customize what you want.

⚠️ WARNING: This is a very early alpha release with limited tests and documentation. Expect breaking changes. You might prefer to fork or copy what you need.

See the full documentation.

Key Features

🎯 Advanced CRUD Operations - Filtering, bulk edit/delete, and pagination out of the box
⚡ Modern Web UX - HTMX integration, modals, and reactive updates
🎨 Multiple CSS Frameworks - daisyUI/Tailwind (default) and Bootstrap 5 support
🔧 Developer Friendly - Convention over configuration with full customization options

Quick Example

Start with basic neapolitan:

# Basic neapolitan
class ProjectView(CRUDView):
    model = Project

Add Nominopolitan for advanced features:

# With Nominopolitan
class ProjectView(NominopolitanMixin, CRUDView):
    model = Project
    fields = ["name", "owner", "status"]
    base_template_path = "core/base.html"
    
    # Modern features
    use_htmx = True
    use_modal = True
    
    # Advanced filtering
    filterset_fields = ["owner", "status", "created_date"]
    
    # Bulk operations
    bulk_fields = ["status", "owner"]
    bulk_delete = True
    
    # Enhanced display
    properties = ["is_overdue", "days_remaining"]

Getting Started

  1. Installation - Install and configure in minutes
  2. Quick Start - Your first Nominopolitan view
  3. Configuration - Explore the features

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