Django-Skeleton | empty Django project

Django-Skeleton is a Python library. Django-Skeleton has build file available and it has low support. However Django-Skeleton has 1 bugs and it has 2 vulnerabilities. You can download it from GitHub.

this is my personal django skeleton project. it's not necessarily going to look exactly how you might lay out your own django projects, it's just how i lay out mine. first, i recommend using pip and virtualenv to manage your dependencies. it may seem like a headache at first, but it's honestly less of a headache than installing things globally since your os provider may put packages in the global space that conflict with packages you wish to use in your project space. i have included a requirements.txt file that details all of the project requirements, which can be installed automatically in pip using pip install -r requirements.txt. pip won't cache downloaded packages automatically, but you can specify a local cache directory by exporting a pip_download_cache environment variable. i strongly recommend adding export pip_download_cache=$home/.pip_cache or something similar to your .bashrc to speed up the creation of similar virtual environments. i am also a fan of virtualenvwrapper for centralizing my virtual environments and project files. it's a big help, especially since you can add hooks to it. in a nutshell it allows you to specify two directories: one for storing virtual environments, the other for storing projects. when you say mkvirtualenv it creates your environment in your preconfigured environment