I'm still not clear about the best way to organize my site
directories. Can you kind folks please share your strategies?
If possible, I'd like to keep my site bundled together -- I'm
particularly allergic to the idea of storing all my sites templates
off in a separate dir somewhere. To my mind, the site is the parent.
The exception is any apps which are shared amongst more than one site.
Another thing is... I'm a big fan of keeping my top level uncluttered
-- anyway to do this?
Here's the type of thing I'm after:
shared_apps/
mysuperblog
mysuperforum/
sites/
mysite1/
base/
__init.py__
manage.py
settings.py
urls.py
views.py
templates/
base-template.html
about-us.html
contact-us.html
www/
css/
images/
mysite2/
...
So the idea is that each site is nice and tidy at the top level with
three dirs. Django stuff goes in base/. Templates for my static pages
unique to this site as well as my base template will live in
templates/. And the stuff that get served directly by the webserver
(media) goes in www/
Does this seem like a sane/workable approach? Anyone got a better way?
Thanks,
Sean
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