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Lists all unused templates, views, or media in a Django project.
## Install / Setup ##
First install the package
pip install django-unused
Add to Django `settings.py` file
```python
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'django_unused',
...
)
```
## Usage ##
django-unused creates a management command `unused`.
The command has three basic sub commands: `templates`, `views`, and `media`
`unused templates`
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**templates**
python manage.py unused templates
**views**
python manage.py unused views
**media (currently not implemented)**
python manage.py unused media
## Testing ##
Just run tox.
tox
###### Upload to PyPI ######
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python setup.py bdist_wheel --universal
twine upload dist/*
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