views and manager files according to MVT design pattern

[Alejandro Cuara]

Hi, 

I would like to know if does make sense to split my views.py file into multiple view files 

trying to have a project better organized and the same for my manager.py file because i noticed that

they have grown a lot, from my perspective it make sense to be align better with the MVT design pattern

but I would like to know the recommendation from the official documentation or the experts in this matter.

Thanks in advance.

[Mike Dewhirst]

I'm no expert but I have views in a single file in some apps and in a
views directory and multiple files in other apps. This happened
gradually for me as the views.py file grew.

Nowadays, I move to multiple files earlier than before because it suits
my brain better. And I don't use an IDE but prefer a plain text editor.

It is totally your call in your circumstances.


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[Tosin Ayoola]

Instead of splitting your view,  why not create a new app that way the project will b manageable 

On Aug 27, 2019 23:45, "Mike Dewhirst" <mi...@dewhirst.com.au> wrote:

On 28/08/2019 4:01 am, Alejandro Cuara wrote:

Hi,
I would like to know if does make sense to split my views.py file into multiple view files
trying to have a project better organized and the same for my manager.py file because i noticed that
they have grown a lot, from my perspective it make sense to be align better with the MVT design pattern
but I would like to know the recommendation from the official documentation or the experts in this matter.

I'm no expert but I have views in a single file in some apps and in a views directory and multiple files in other apps. This happened gradually for me as the views.py file grew.

Nowadays, I move to multiple files earlier than before because it suits my brain better. And I don't use an IDE but prefer a plain text editor.

It is totally your call in your circumstances.

Thanks in advance.
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