start-django 0.1.1b0

A Python wrapper for the OpenWeatherMap API

Django Project Starter

Python wrapper that simplifies the process of setting up a new Django project with sample app, templates, assets, and media configured. It provides a convenient way for developers to bootstrap their Django projects quickly, allowing them to focus on building their applications rather than dealing with initial setup tasks.

Features

• Initialize a new Django project with a specified project name.
• Create a sample Django app within the project.
• Configure settings for static files (assets) and media files.
• Include sample HTML templates and static assets as a starting point for the project.

Installation

You can install start_django via pip:

pip install start_django

Usage

To create a new Django project, simply run the start_django command followed by the desired project name:

start_django <project_name>

This will create a new Django project with the specified name, along with a core app, templates, and static files configured.

Configuration

The package includes sample template (sample_template.html), CSS (sample_style.css), and JavaScript (sample_script.js) files located in the start_django/templates and start_django/static directories. These files serve as a starting point for your project's templates and static files.

Contributing

Contributions to start_django are welcome! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository. See the Code of conduct for more details.

License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.