django-tree-view 2.1.0

Organize your code and templates in a natural directory structure

Django Tree View

Organize your view code and templates and in a directory structure, and automatically generate urls for them.

Terminology

"Tree View" refers the actual view function we've created, which processes a request according to code you write inside your "view tree".

Installation

1. pip install django_tree_view

2. In your urls.py file, add in a call to make_tree_view, passing in the python package name (dotted python path) of your view tree:

   from django_tree_view import make_tree_view
   
   urlpatterns = [
       make_tree_view('my_view_tree'),
   ]
   

   Note: we're not using django's path() here, and we didn't specify a url regex. make_tree_view() returns an object which dynamically resolves urls, matching them whenever there is a corresponding directory (with a view_tree_node.py module) inside of your view tree.

   Note: you can use include('some_path/', [make_tree_view()]) if you want a url prefix.

3. Optionally, add the full path to your view tree to the DIRS option of your DjangoTemplates backend:

   TEMPLATES = [
       {
           'BACKEND': 'django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates',
           'DIRS': [os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'my_view_tree')],
           ...
       },
   ]
   

   This will allow you to place page-specific templates inside the same directory which holds the view code for that url.

Organizing Your View Tree

TODO

TODO

When DEBUG and reloading, reload empty modules