Rob,
If you want, check out the django-command-extensions project on Google
Code (http://code.google.com/p/django-command-extensions/). I added a
create_app command extension that allows you to use a --template
option for specifying your app directory structure. If no template is
provided a
No, only startproject creates project-wide urls.py
On 4 фев, 20:53, "Rob Hudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If it's common advice to make apps portable and bundle urls along with
> an app, shouldn't manage.py startapp also drop in a default urls.py
> file?
>
> I realize it's simple to create a
> If it's common advice to make apps portable and bundle urls along with
> an app, shouldn't manage.py startapp also drop in a default urls.py
> file?
-1. While Django is a web framework it would seem logical for a urls.py
to be created with startapp. However, I am sure the original design
If it's common advice to make apps portable and bundle urls along with
an app, shouldn't manage.py startapp also drop in a default urls.py
file?
I realize it's simple to create a skeleton file yourself, but if
manage.py did it, it's one less thing to think about and do, and also
promotes good
