Django Manage Commands
ST2/ST3 plugin for managing django project
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Django manage commands
The best tool for your django development.
Overview
This tool is a Sublime Text wrapper around django manage.py
commands.
So you can create new Django
projects and apps directly from Sublime text like this
Make migrations, migrate the database or run tests
And run the test server
Even run tests
You can also run Django: Custom Command
to access other manage.py commands. Try Django: Help
and you will get full list of commands provided by each application.
Or you can choose to use Django: Other Command
to list and run all commands available to manage.py
Currently tested on Windows 7/8/10, Mac OS, Ubuntu and many other linux distros.
Everything tested and running!
- Virtualenv support
- Django boilerplate
- Install your dependencies
- Install new pip packages
- Open and search in django documentation from the editor
- Run custom servers
- PostgreSQL specific features snippets
- And More!
Installation
Package Control
The easiest way to install this is with Package Control.
- If you just went and installed Package Control, you probably need to restart Sublime Text before doing this next bit.
- Bring up the Command Palette (Command+Shift+p on OS X, Control+Shift+p on Linux/Windows).
- Select “Package Control: Install Package” (it'll take a few seconds)
- Select
Django Manage Commands
when the list appears.
Package Control will automatically keep plugin up to date with the latest version.
Use
Commands
Currently supports following commands:
Django:
Django: New Project
Django: New App
Django: Run Server
Django: Run Custom Server
Django: Boilerplate
Django: Test
Django: Test All
Django: Shell
Django: DB Shell
Django: Custom Command
Django: Other Command
Django: Check
Django: Help
Django: Open Docs
Django: Search in Docs
Django: Make Migration
Django: SQLMigration
Django: Migrate Database
Django: List Migrations
Django: Click
Virtual Environment:
Django: Set Virtual Environment
Django: Terminal Here
Django: Pip Freeze
Django: Pip Freeze To File
Django: Pip Install Packages
Django: Pip Install Requirements
Django: Set Project Interpreter
Django: Use Default Interpreter
Settings
python_bin
: path to python interpreterpython_version
: default python interpreter versionpython_virtualenv_paths
: list of paths where virtualenvs are located (ex:~/.virtualenvs/
)*server_host
: host for the runserver commandserver_port
: port for the server to listenlinux_terminal
: Linux only, used to define a custom command line emulator**osx_terminal
: Mac OSX only, used to define a custom terminal emulator.***browser_after_runserver
: set true to open a browser pointing to the root url after a run server command.project_override
: (Boolean) Per project setting “python_interpreter” overrides “python_bin”server_custom_command
: Per project setting to specify a custom server to run
Each setting has it's own explanation and some examples of use at the default settings file.
*It's important to set your envs directories
*The folders in this list should be the parent folder of the virtualenv folder, not the virtualenv folder itself
**Default is x-terminal-emulator
with a fallback to xterm
***Default is Terminal