I haven't used that many pluggable Django apps, but I'd say it really
depends as you go from application to application. The first step is
to decide where your pluggables will live. I like to keep pluggables
that are used by my project specific apps under %project%.apps.contrib
for clarity's sake.
To answer the question in terms of Python packaging (typically
consuming Django apps isn't going to differ from consuming any other
python package) ...
On Apr 21, 11:44 am, Bryan Wheelock wrote:
> I have a question about using Pluggable apps with Django.
>
> My question is about best practices.
I have a question about using Pluggable apps with Django.
My question is about best practices.
If you have pluggable apps, do you put the entire app ( e.g. django-survey
or django-ads ) into a subdirectory and then add each app individually to
the python path?
$ ls apps
django-survey django-ads
3 matches
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