CRUD Generator

[Noel Simela]

Good day,

I have explored several crud generator packages.

I am looking for an opinion on the best package to adopt that has been maintained for the past few months,

If you have experience in django crud generators.Please let me know the one you have used, the pros and cons.

Many thanks.

[Chandrashekhar Singh]

Hello,

Does anyone one know ? Is django is best framework for developing delivery applications?

Thanks

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[Omkar Parab]

You can build whatever you want, using Django! 

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[Noel Simela]

This just went off topic and my question was not answered. 

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[David Nugent]

Well, yes, sure you can. But I think the OP had something in mind like https://pypi.org/project/drf-generators/ (which is awsome btw) but targeted at crud views / forms.

I must admit this is one of the nice things that rails scaffold provides in the RoR world.  The code generated by that is certainly not ideal nor even complete, but it does provide at least a lot of the required boilerplate.

[David Nugent]

Actually, this might help:

https://github.com/pydanny/cookiecutter-djangopackage

Cookiecutter is very simple to use, and this is a template you use with it that generates a boilerplate entire (reusable) django app.

There's also a django project generator that I've recently started to use because the project layout - although not "standard startproject" format - is pretty neat even if opinionated. It also mandates some additional django modules that are great to use both in development and runtime. I don't exactly like some aspects of the layout it uses (namely so much non-code going into the app root, which should imho be less cluttered), but that's the beauty of it - templates are highly customisable.

It does generate your basic django boilerplate views, templates and even urls and admin.  I've not actually used it yet, but now that I've discovered it, I fully intend to.

/d

[Carles Pina i Estany]

Hi,

I can't remember the details (and I haven't used it at all) but I saw
this talk:
https://djangoday.dk/talks/introducing-iommi/

And I was very impressed by this package. It might help you.

I write the forms using Models, Views, Forms (using
django-crispy-forms), update the urls.py. But depends on the project it
might make sense to use something that helps on this.

Cheers,

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