As a Django newcomer I'm still confused about project layout naming
conventions. Following the author's layout in '2 Scoops' chapter 3 for a
project I'm building for my own use to manage prospects and clients, I ran
cookiecutter pointing to pydanny's cookiecutter-django. I have several
subdirectory layers with two of them having the same name, and I need
clarification for these.
My directory tree looks like this (plain ASCII text in my MUA, alpine):
clientmgmtsystem_project/
+-- clientmgmtsystem
+-- clientmgmtsystem
| +-- contrib
| | +-- sites
| | +-- migrations
| +-- static
| | +-- css
| | +-- fonts
| | +-- images
| | +-- js
| | +-- sass
| +-- templates
| | +-- account
| | |-- bootstrap
| | | +-- layout
| | +-- pages
| | +-- users
| +-- users
| +-- migrations
| +-- tests
+-- config
+ +-- settings
+-- docs
+-- requirements
+-- utility
Directly under the top-level directory are the clientmgmtsystem/
subdirectory which contains another subdirectory with the same name. I
assume the topmost one is the Django project name, but what is the second
one? If I want to invoke the application using 'edb' as the application
name, which directory needs to be renamed?
Looking forward to learning,
Rich
