Good day
I want to develop an application in django which can be used in
multiple django sites/projects. The one approach is to create one
project (mysite) and then to create the application in the site
project (myapp). The application is then added to the project via the
settings file with INSTALLED_APPS = ('mysite.myapp'). Now I create the
econd project (mysite2). I want to use exactly the same app in my new
site. The one approach is to copy the subdirectory from the first
project to the second, and the to add the application to the project
via the settings file( INSTALLED_APPS = ('mysite2.myapp')). The
second is to create the application in a common directory somewhere
NOT in the directory tree of either the projects. The issue is how do
I within the django framework set the path so that the application can
be added to the project settings file with something like
INSTALLED_APPS = ('applications.myapp').
If I add the directory of my application/s root to the TEMPLATE_DIRS
variable in the settings file I can do the above (I'm asuming this is
a side effect of the framework updating the sys library path)), but it
seems to be incorrect since my usage has nothing to do with templates.
Any help/guidance would be appreciated.
Tahnks
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