PyFJ
A tool for creating django-ninja projects, based on the template: django_ninja_template
Install
Recommended installation using pipx:
pipx install pyfj
You can also install using pip:
pip install pyfj
Or using poetry:
poetry add pyfj
Usage
After installation, you can use the following commands:
1. Create a new project
# Interactive mode
pyfj create
# Directly specify the name
pyfj create --name=myproject
2. Rename a project
# Interactive mode
pyfj rename
# Directly specify the names
pyfj rename --name=old_project_name --new_name=new_project_name
3. View help
pyfj --help
pyfj create --help
pyfj rename --help
Features
- Create new projects - Create a project from the Django Ninja template
- Rename projects - Rename an existing project, including file contents and directory names
Requirements
- Python 3.8+
- Git (only required for creating new projects)
Development
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/olivetree123/pyfj.git
cd pyfj
# Install dependencies
poetry install
# Install in development mode
poetry install -e .
# Or directly run the test script
python test.py
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