I've approached this like the following, though I'd be interested to
hear if there is a better way. I like putting the environ settings in
the script itself so everything is self contained (could be run from
cron, etc)...
At the top of my Python file I have this:
import os, sys
# Connect to
On 8/27/07, Casey T. Deccio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would find it extremely useful to pass a script argument to the
> 'manage.py shell' command, so I could run arbitrary scripts using the
> models library defined in project/app. I can't currently see a way to
> do this except using input
Casey T. Deccio wrote:
> I would find it extremely useful to pass a script argument to the
> 'manage.py shell' command, so I could run arbitrary scripts using the
> models library defined in project/app. I can't currently see a way to
> do this except using input redirection:
>
> python
I would find it extremely useful to pass a script argument to the
'manage.py shell' command, so I could run arbitrary scripts using the
models library defined in project/app. I can't currently see a way to
do this except using input redirection:
python manage.py shell < script.py
Is there a
