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I've started working on this in a separate project though I've only started writing documentation so far. I usually write the docs first to give me a chance to think about the problem before I start writing code. https://github.com/ssteinerx/cookiecutter-django-influx It's named 'influx' 'cause the eventual name is "in flux." |
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@ssteinerx I like the name |
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The project is now named https://github.com/ssteinerx/cookiecutter-django-flux. It is the goo that makes welding https://github.com/pydanny/cookiecutter-django/ projects to external dependencies less painful. |
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@jayfk I've now decided on the name. It makes perfect sense -- flux is a compound that makes welding otherwise incompatible things possible with a firm weld as the result. |
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So what is next @ssteinerx ? Do you need any help ? |
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I wanted to let this sit a bit as I work on an actual project based on the cookiecutter-django layout in which I need to use React. |
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@ssteinerx I'd like to work with you on this. I'm about to deploy a Django project with channels support. I think that'd be a good fit for a What do you think? |
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@jayfk Love to! I've also got a project in the same state. This would be a great time to get the basic structure in for a flux (reconsidering that due to React Flux)/ mixin/ plugin. Maybe it should just be called Django-chips (like chocolate chips, but for cookiecutter-django)? |
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@jayfk I'm about done messing with my prototype and am about to start fresh with a new cookiecutter installation and need to add channels into a brand new project. Did you ever get started on this? |
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As Cookiecutter Django gets more and more features, it might be a good idea to pull some of these out into plugins.
This prevents bloat in the main project and makes life easier for the maintainers.
In order to make things easier to discover we could add a
plugins.json
file containing a curated list of plugins to use.The prompt would then look something like this:
Discuss!
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