HTML TEMPLATE

URL PATH {% for var in object_list %} BOOTSTRAP TO DESIGN YOUR PAGE

GENERIC VIEWS path(‘’, class Name.as_view(), name = “name”), #use this to get list of data
{{ [Link] in model}}
{% endfor %} BASE HTML TEMPLATE
from . models import model’s class name

from [Link] import ListView CSS to exdend to the other templates

URL PATH {{ block name }}
from [Link] import DetailView
path(‘name/<int:pk>’, class Name.as_view(), name = “name”),
{{ endblock }}

HTML TEMPLATE JS to extend to the other templates

class Name (ListView): DETAILED HTML TEMPLATE
{% for var in object_list %}
model = imported model <h1>{{ [Link] in model}}</h1> #create a link to navigate to detailed
#you can now reference to the template
template_name = “[Link]” detailed information of the data. <a href = “{% url ‘link name’ [Link] %}”>
{{ [Link] in model}} </a>
{% extends [Link] % }
{% endfor %}
class Name (DetailView):

model = imported model

PUTTING ALL THE FIELDS URL PATH TITLE LOGIC
template_name = “[Link]”
fields = ‘__all__’ path(‘name/’, class Name.as_view(), name = “name”),

Is html template {%
title %} is set?
GENERIC VIEWS PUTTING ALL THE FIELDS
HTML TEMPLATE
fields = (‘var name of field from the model
from . models import model’s class name <form method=”POST”>
you want to put and they are all separated <div class=form-group> Use the {% title %}
by commas’) Use the {% title %} in
from [Link] import CreateView {% csrf _token%} provided by the base
the html template
#actual form html template
{ {form.as_p}}
CREATE [Link] <button>BUTTON</button>
class Name (CreateView): </div>
model = imported model from django import forms </form> ADD POST URL TO [Link]
from . model import model class name from [Link] import reverse
template_name = “[Link]”
TWEAK [Link] def get_absolute_url(self):
class Name([Link]):
#designate what fields from model we want to indicate
class Meta: # for specific route with id
from . forms import class name Detail view link
model = model class name
fields = (‘var name of the field’) return reverse(link name, kwargs={“pk”:[Link]}
#remove from the class, the fields
widgets = { # for unspecific route without id
section and change it with
‘var name of field’ :
DESIGNING YOUR FORM [Link](attrs={‘class’: return reverse(link name)
form_class = import class name forms
WITH BOOTSTRAP ‘form-control’}),
 GENERIC VIEWS
HTML TEMPLATE
PUTTING ALL THE FIELDS
from . models import model’s class name {% for var in object_list %}
URL PATH
fields = [‘var name of field from the model #use this to get list of data
from [Link] import UpdateView you want to put and they are all separated path(‘name/edit/<int:pk>’, class Name.as_view(), name = “name”), {{ [Link] in model}}
by commas’] <a href=”{% url ‘name’ [Link]%}”>Edit</a>
{% endfor %}
class Name (UpdateView):
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model = imported model URL PATH <form method=”POST”> <form method=”POST”>
template_name = “[Link]” path(‘name /<int:pk>/ delete’, class Name.as_view(), name = “name”), <div class=form-group> <div class=form-group>
{% csrf _token%}
#designate what fields from model we want to indicate {% csrf _token%} #actual form
{ {form.as_p}}
<button>BUTTON</button> <button>BUTTON</button>
</div> </div>
</form> </form>

GENERIC VIEWS

from . models import model’s class name

from [Link] import reverse_lazy

from [Link] import DeleteView

class Name (DeleteView):

model = imported model

template_name = “[Link]”

success_url = reverse_lazy(‘link name’)

 App Name DetailView
[Link]

[Link] HTML templates CreateView

Project Name
ListView UpdateView
[Link]
[Link]

[Link]
[Link]

[Link]
CREATING THE PROJECT

PUSHING MODELS TO THE DB

CREATING THE PROJECT FOLDER MIGRATE COMMAND
~python [Link] makemigrations HTML TEMPLATES
Create virtual environment ~python [Link] migrate

~ python -m venv (name of venv) CREATING YOUR MODEL

Activating the venv ~from [Link] import User
RUNNING A SERVER
~(name of venv)\Scripts\activate ~python [Link] runserver class (name)([Link]):
Installing Django #input your models here
SETTING THE URL FOR
~pip install django def __str__(self): [Link]
Creating the actual Django Project CREATING SUPERUSER/ADMIN
return [Link] ~from . models import class
~python [Link] createsuperuser
~[Link] startproject (name) from django..[Link] (GEN)
REGISTER YOUR MODEL TO [Link]
class name (GEN):
BUILDING YOUR APP ~from .models import (model class name)
model = imported model
~python [Link] startapp (name) [Link](model class name)
template_name = “[Link]”
CONNECTING APP URL TO PROJECT URL

~from [Link] import path, include SETTING THE URL FOR [Link]
INSTALL YOUR APP IN [Link] ~from. import views
~urlpatterns = [
~just add the name of your app to the path(‘ ‘, class.as_view(), name = “name”)
[Link] >>> INSTALLED APPS [ ]; path(‘ ’, include(‘[Link]’),
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]