Djecrety
Djecrety is a Django implementation of a Web tool with the same name. This package provides a command to generate a new secret key for your project and save it to settings.py.
For more details https://docs.djecrety.ir
Requirements
To be able to run Djecrety you have to meet following requirements:
Python >=3.6
Django >=2.0
Installation
Simply install using pip:
$ pip install djecrety
Documentation
Documentation is available on https://docs.djecrety.ir.
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