I'm a little confused about the "right" place to put templates for an
app. In my mind, the templates are going to be specific to the
application, thus the obvious place to put the templates directory is
in the app directory. Ex:
/some_path/
myproject/
myapp/
models/
templates/
and then you would set TEMPLATE_DIRS in settings.py to
'/some_path/myproject/myapp/templates'
But then the template loaders always want to look for a template within
yet another app subdirectory (i.e. TEMPLATE_DIRS + '/myapp/base.html').
Isn't that redundant? It seems if my TEMPLATE_DIR is "x" and my
template is "y" the loader should try and load "x/y" not "x/<app>/y".
Wouldn't that be more consistent with how other files like models are
located?
I'm sure I'm just misunderstanding some design concept of Django, but
I'd appreciate if someone could explain this. And is there a "default"
place I can put templates where I won't need to set TEMPLATE_DIRS to
just keep it simpler?
Thanks,
-Dave
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