# Django-Projects

**Repository Path**: Dr5hx/Django-Projects

## Basic Information

- **Project Name**: Django-Projects
- **Description**: No description available
- **Primary Language**: Unknown
- **License**: Not specified
- **Default Branch**: master
- **Homepage**: None
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- **Forks**: 3
- **Created**: 2022-05-25
- **Last Updated**: 2022-09-06

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## README

This is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2392

Author: Gregor Müllegger <gregor@muellegger.de>
Version: 0.1.0

Description:
  Use the script to run simple django specific tasks. You can run management
  commands from in vim.

Usage:
  When you have specified all your django projects you can now tell the script
  that you want now to work with one of them. Let's expect you want to work
  with your 'fancyblog' project.
  
  At first you have to initalize this project:
    :DjangoInit fancyblog

  Now you can use all the cool commands to work with your project. Use
  `:DjangoManage <command>` to execute a command with your manage.py file.

    :DjangoManage syncdb

  Use the `:DjangoTerminalManage <command>` command to execute a manage.py
  command in an external terminal to free the vim command line for new
  commands. This can be used to run django's development server from within
  vim.

Configuration:
  There are a few global variables you can change to fit the script your
  preferences:

  g:django_terminal_program
    Set this variable to a terminal programm which shall execute the commands
    in :DjangoTerminalManage. Default is 'xterm -e'.

Shortcuts:
  There are already shortcuts for every builtin command to prevent you from
  performing too many keystrokes:

    :DjangoAdminindex
    :DjangoCleanup
    :DjangoCompileMessages
    :DjangoCreateCachetable
    :DjangoCreateSuperuser
    :DjangoDBShell
    :DjangoDiffsettings
    :DjangoDumpdata
    :DjangoFlush
    :DjangoHelp command
    :DjangoInspectDB
    :DjangoLoaddata
    :DjangoMakeMessages
    :DjangoReset appname
    :DjangoRunfcgi
    :DjangoRunserver
    :DjangoShell
    :DjangoSql
    :DjangoSqlall
    :DjangoSqlclear
    :DjangoSqlcustom
    :DjangoSqlflush
    :DjangoSqlindexes
    :DjangoSqlinitialdata
    :DjangoSqlreset
    :DjangoSqlsequencereset
    :DjangoStartapp newappname
    :DjangoSyncdb
    :DjangoTest [appnames]
    :DjangoTestserver
    :DjangoValidate

  You can also use the commands from the django-commands-extension app if you
  have installed it.

    :DjangoCreateapp
    :DjangoCreatecommand
    :DjangoCreatejobs
    :DjangoDescribeform
    :DjangoDumpscript
    :DjangoExportemails
    :DjangoGenerateSecretKey
    :DjangoGraphmodels
    :DjangoPasswd
    :DjangoPrintUserForSession
    :DjangoResetDB
    :DjangoRunjob
    :DjangoRunjobs
    :DjangoRunprofile
    :DjangoRunscript
    :DjangoRunserverPlus
    :DjangoSetfakepasswords
    :DjangoShellPlus
    :DjangoShowurls
    :DjangoSqldiff