Django Roadies
Suite of django specific utilities/helpers.
Overview
Yet another django toolset to help with a range of django stuff... e.g. tests for abstract models, on_commit hooks, etc. The genesis of this project is aimed towards supporting django by making available common project-agnostic tools.
Installation
pip install django-roadies
Usage
TDB
Development
Ensure docker is installed. Instructions on installing docker can be found here. Once docker is installed build the docker image by running the following script:
./bin/local/build
then, running tests is as simple as:
./bin/local/test
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