django-transitions
A wrapper of pytransitions for django
You do not need django-transitions to integrate django and pytransitions. It is meant to be a lightweight wrapper (it has just over 50 logical lines of code) and documentation how to go about using pytransitions inside a django application.
This package provides:
Example workflow implementation.
- Base classes and mixins to
Keep it DRY
Keep transitions consistent
Reduce cut and paste
Avoid boiler plate.
Admin mixin to add workflow actions to the django admin.
Admin templates
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