The simple use of Simple-todo tools in Python's Django framework

This article focuses on the simple use of the Simple-todo tool in the Python Django Framework, which is based on the Open-source project in the original web.py, and the friends you need can refer to the

Origin

Simple-todo was the earliest example of a Chinese web.py tutorial. Later, Uliweb's author Limodou that the tutorial was very good, so there was a uliweb version of Simple-todo. Then came the bottle and Flask editions. This has become a frameworksshow project. Since it is frameworksshow, the Django should not be short of it.

Simple-todo: A simple TODO procedure

http://simple-is-better.com/news/309

Simple Todo (Uliweb version) Tutorial by @limodou

http://simple-is-better.com/news/312

Simple-todo Bottle implementation by @zoomquiet

http://simple-is-better.com/news/509

Simple-todo Flask Implementation by @wyattwang

http://simple-is-better.com/news/524

Operational requirements

django>=1.3

Installation and operation

Initializing the database: Python manage.py syncdb

Start: Python manage.py runserver

Using: Open http://127.0.0.1:8000/in Browser

Django Admin: Open http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/in Browser

Project Development Record

To create Django project and app:

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django-admin.py startproject simple_todo_site cd simple_todo_site/python manage.py Startapp Simpletodo

Edit settings.py complete configuration of database, template, static file, main configuration entries:

#注: I think Django should add more default settings, and these configurations are pretty annoying.

DATABASES

Installed_apps

Static_root

Staticfiles_dirs

Template_dirs

Edit urls.py to add the Django Admin and static file URL configuration.

Edit simpletodo/models.py to complete the data model:

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From django.db import models from django.contrib Import admin class Todo (models. Model): title = models. Charfield (max_length=255) finished = models. Integerfield (default=0) def __unicode__ (self): return Self.title

To create a database:

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1	Python manage.py syncdb

Run up and go into Django Admin to see first:

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1 2	Python manage.py runserver #http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/