Easy way to set up Django projects?

Question

I just started using Django, and one thing that I find that I do is launching many new projects. I find this process rather tedious every time, even using manage.py startproject *. I am constantly changing settings in settings.py, like media_root and templates. Just a bit, I came from PHP and CodeIgniter. I have never used the CI directory. I changed it to meet my needs for a new project. When I need a new project, I would just copy this directory. manage.pyIt seems to generate files on the fly, so this approach is not possible. Does anyone else have any advice on this?

Answer 1

There are several best practices in the Lincoln cycle, they suggest importing settings from another file. http://lincolnloop.com/django-best-practices/projects/modules/settings.html

In addition, you can check how to install this settings module from an external source, for example, git repo.

Answer 2

I use Paver to automate the configuration of my Django.

I have a Bitbucket repository with my own bootstrap setup . In the end, I will do this general, but for now, this can give you sample code.

Answer 3

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