I'm looking into building a set of open source reusable apps for Django
and was wondering what the currently accepted best practice was for
defining base templates for reusable apps was?
I want my reusable apps templates to be easy to slot into an already
existing site design but I'm unsure of the best way of achieving that.
Should I define a base template in the app itself that basically works
on the whole of the app? If I did that what would be the best way of
letting other people modify that base template?
I really just want my app to fit into other users projects with the
minimum amount of fuss.
I guess I could specify the views myself and let the user create the
templates themselves. Would that be a decent option? That would allow
the user to design the templates in the best possible way.
Having said that I would also like to provide some default templates
that people could use if they didn't want to bother designing the
templates themselves. How could I allow them to override the default
template supplied by the view?
Any hints would be greatly appreciated :).
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