Default static file path for Django ImageField
Setup
install it via pip install django-default-imagefield
add it to your settings and it auto-registers itself
settings.INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'django_fields', ... ]
Usage
add field to your model class
from django_fields import DefaultStaticImageField class Post(models.Model): photo = DefaultStaticImageField(blank=True)
default path is django_fields/no_image.png and is included in the package. you can change it via settings.py
# settings.py DEFAULT_IMAGE_PATH = 'images/custom_no_image.png'
or add field attribute default_image_path
class Post(models.Model): photo = DefaultStaticImageField(blank=True, default_image_path='images/blank.png')
if there is no file in the default_image_path of the field or DEFAULT_IMAGE_PATH in settings.py, use the default image built into the package.
if deploying to a production environment, you must run the ./manage.py collectstatic command to copy the image files included in the package to the static file serving path.
Contributing
As an open source project, we welcome contributions.
The code lives on github.
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