Picker - Django Assets Manager

Choose your javascript, css framework into your project.

Installation

Python package
```
 pip install django-picker
```
Add 'picker' to INSTALLED_APPS:
```
 'picker',
```

Setting

Define PICKER_INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py

 PICKER_INSTALLED_APPS = (
     'jquery',
 )

Use in templates

Define following tag in templates
```
 {% load pickertags %}
```

Define following tag inside body in templates

 {% load pickertags %}
 <html>
     <head>
         {% load_css %}
     </head>
     <body>
         {% load_js %}
     </body>
 </html>

Usable list

jquery 3.6.0
bootstrap 5.1.1
bootstrap3 3.2.2
bootstrap4 4.3.1
bootstrap5 5.1.1
popper 1.15.1
bootstrap-theme 3.2.2
bootstrap-cosmo 3.2.2
bootstrap4-darkly 4.3.1
less 2.3.1
ember 1.5.1
angularjs 1.3.11
vuejs 2.6.10
vuejs-dev 2.6.10
vue-router 3.0.7
fontawesome 5.9.0

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