created on Nov. 9, 2012, 7:07 a.m. by Hevok & updated on Nov. 9, 2012, 2:59 p.m. by Hevok
Denigma structural layout is optimized to be most logical. It has been curated over years (organize-code-in-your-django-project_)::
. # Project (everything here gets under version control)
├── ./gitignore # Besides what is defined in the ignore list
├── __init__.py # Project initialization
├── requirements # Requirements files (split up for def/prod), and chef/puppet/salt recopies
| ├── pre.txt # Pre-stage requirements
| ├── base.txt # Basic requirements
| └── project.txt # Project-specific requirements
├── docs # Documentations to built with Sphinx
| ├── main.rst # Main development
│ ├── TODO.rst # DEP (Denigma Enhancement Proposals)
│ └── upgrade.rst # Upgrading issues
├── scripts # Bootstrap dev/CI sys, manage.py, etc.
├── utils # Utility modules
├── manage.py # Manager
└── denigma # Site
├── __init__.py # Site initialization
├── settings.py # Main Configuration
├── static # Static assets
│ ├── css # Cascade Style Sheets
│ ├── img # Images
│ └── js # Javascripts
├── media # User uploaded files
├── templates # HTML templates
├── documents # Data entries rendered as documents
├── urls.py # Main URLconf
├── wsgi.py # Deployment
└── apps # Applications (get injected into sys.path, makes inner apps have cleaner import)
├── __init__.py # Application initialization
└── app # Application like the data app
├── __init__.py # Application initialization
├── models.py # Database models
├── views.py # Function and classes
├── admin.py # Administration (optional)
├── forms.py # (optional)
├── tables.py #
├── filters.py # (optional)
├── handlers.py # Signal handlers (optional)
├── tests.py # Testing functions and suits
├── static # App-specific static assets
│ └── app # Allows project-level templates dir to overwrite/extend these easier
│ ├── css # Cascade Style Sheets
│ ├── img # Images
│ └── js # Javascripts
└── templates # App-specific templates...
└── app # ...go into here
.. _organize-code-in-your-django-project: http://www.quora.com/Django/How-do-you-organize-the-code-in-your-Django-project
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