What's the best way (or the standard way, or your preferred way) to
organize custom admin views? Assuming we want to leave the built-in Django
Admin in place and create entirely new admin views, would the optimal
organization be:
*A new app?*
blogapp/
views.py
viewsets.py
models.py
shoppingapp/
views.py
viewsets.py
models.py
adminapp/
views.py
viewsets.py
models.py
*Directories within each app?*
blogapp/
admin/
views.py
viewsets.py
models.py
shoppingapp/
admin/
views.py
viewsets.py
models.py
*A flat structure?*
blogapp/
admin_views.py
admin_viewsets.py
admin_models.py
views.py
viewsets.py
models.py
shoppingapp/
admin_views.py
admin_viewsets.py
admin_models.py
views.py
viewsets.py
models.py
*Something else altogether?*
> *It’s usually not worth it to heavily customize the Django admin.
> Sometimes, creating a simple view or form from scratch results in the same
> desired functionality with a lot less work. We’ve always had better results
> with creating custom management dashboards for client projects than we have
> with modifying the admin to fit the need of the client.”Excerpt From:
> Daniel Roy Greenfeld. “Two Scoops of Django 1.11.”*
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