django-safe-project
Creates and uses the installed Django project template to keep sensitive data out of global settings.
Installation
To install django-safe-project run:
pip install django-safe-project
Or download the latest release here and install by running:
python setup.py install
Usage
When installed, call
django-safe-project <projectname>
instead of
django-admin startproject <projectname>
This will create a separate module in the project path named local_settings.py containing all the things you don’t want to ever place in any sort of VCS ever.
local_settings.py will then be gitignored and its contents imported into the main settings.py module.
Currently the list of settings this handles are:
SECRET_KEY (obviously)
DATABASES (duh!!!)
DEBUG
ALLOWED_HOSTS
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