A simpler way to view django projects
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README.md
DjangoTree README
A way to see all the core components of installed apps on a django project. Map out the models, settings, serializers, and urls. Click to go to them.
Note: It relies on typical django convention. Ex: if your models are not in models.py, it won't see it.
Features
- Model Tree
- Url Tree
- Static Tree
- Settings Tree
- Serializer Tree
Requirements
- Python
Extension Settings
django-tree.projectDir: Set the root for a django project instead of searching for it.
Known Issues
- Models need to have fields at the beginning of the class declaration to work.
Release Notes
0.0.1
Initial release of DjangoTree