Django Project Folder Structure

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Hello dear friends, I will develop web app with Django. How should be folder structure my project.

[Nehemie Balukidi]

Hi there,

The recommended structure is Project-> Apps. To achieve this, do the following

Open a terminal in a root folder where you want to host your project. Assuming Django is installed,

You start off by typing

django-admin startproject projectname

 This creates a folder named projectname with required files such as settings.py, urls.py, init.py... That should basically be your project's

root folder. 

 Still in the terminal, type 

cd projectname

This moves the working dir to the one you just created(your project's root).

Inside that folder is where your apps should be created doing the following

python manage.py startapp name_of_your_app

[Gonzalo Amadio]

I like to create a folder for the apps..

So would be

start-project name

cd name

mkdir apps

startapp name_of_app

And outside apps can reside other libs, and rest of the folders

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[Mohamed Yousif]

Hi!

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