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A small re-usable app for Django to output all the URLs used in a project

Project description

Author:

Keryn Knight

Version:
0.1.1

Release

Status

stable (0.1.1)

travis_stable

master

travis_master

What it is

A small re-usable app for Django to output all the URLs used in a project, both via a view and a management command. Internally re-uses functionality of admindocs

Rationale

Ever come onto a project for the first time, or after a long period of time away from it, and can’t remember all the URLs being used? This is a quick and dirty way to find out what’s going on, if you’re not using admindocs (which I never do) …

Getting started

You’ll need to get the package onto your python path. For now, that’s something like:

pip install git+https://github.com/kezabelle/django-unfurl.git#egg=django-unfurl

You’ll also need to ensure it’s part of your INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS += (
  'unfurl',
)

Setting up the view

Then, in your root URLCONF (usually projectname/urls.py), add:

urlpatterns = [
  # ...
  url(r'^urls/', include('unfurl.urls')),
  # ...
]

Using the management command

Simply call python manage.py urls_list to have a list of all URLs output to your console. If possible, it will output them in the less pager, unless you’re redirecting output (ie: python manage.py urls_list > all_urls.txt

Tests

There aren’t many. This was just an experiment which I’ve refined a touch. Trust it or don’t.

The license

It’s the FreeBSD. There’s should be a LICENSE file in the root of the repository, and in any archives.


Copyright (c) 2017, Keryn Knight All rights reserved.

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0.1.1

  • Initial release

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