Why doesn't Django support subdomain url conf?

[Alireza Savand]

Have extremely control on URLs with django is easy as possible.

But why there is nothing about handling subdomains url configration, all i found it was making a middleware and expose the request :|

And maybe all of them are all right, but why there is no support about subdomain url handling in django itself, is there a rule or something behind it or it is a minor thing ?

And by the way, what way do you prefer to working with subdomains ?

[Daniel Roseman]

Because it's got nothing to do with Django. It's all in how you configure your webserver. Django does not control that.

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[Alireza Savand]

 i don't think we can say that, cause instead of handling url in urls.conf, we could done that in .htaccess or as you said in WebServer configuration.

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[Rafał Stożek]

You may want to take a look at this project: https://github.com/ennio/django-hosts

[Timothy Makobu]

+1 

django-hosts worked very well for me.

 

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[Alireza Savand]

Thank you Rafał, it's useful.

But it's will be reasonable if django own subdomains built-in.