dj cmd
Tired of typing long Django commands like python manage.py runserver? Just
pip install dj-cmd
and then
dj r
from any project’s directory.
Features
saves typing
automatically locates Django’s manage.py script in the current or parent directories
works great with virtualenv, even on Windows
Commands
List of command aliases is a matter of personal taste, so go ahead and adjust the config or fork the project and add yours to the aliases.py file.
Predefined shortcuts include:
r or run - runserver
any valid manage.py command
Config file
Command aliases can be specified in a config file.
If a .djcmd or .dj.ini config file is present in the user’s home directory or in the manage.py base directory, it is used to populate the list of command aliases.
Example of the .djcmd config file:
[commands] r=runserver rp=runserver_plus sh=shell sp=shell_plus dbs=dbshell cs=collectstatic --noinput m=migrate mm=makemigrations sm=showmigrations cleanpyc=clean_pyc
Put it in your home or in the manage.py base directory of your project.
License
dj-cmd is released under the BSD license.
Other Resources
GitHub repository - https://github.com/nigma/dj-cmd
PyPi Package site - http://pypi.python.org/pypi/dj-cmd
Sample config file - https://github.com/nigma/dj-cmd/blob/master/.djcmd
Commercial Support
This app, and many others, have been created at en.ig.ma web & mobile development.
Want to create a cutting edge web or mobile app or need help with setting up backend architecture? Just drop us a note at en@ig.ma and we will guide you from idea to a final product.
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