created by

Gregor Müllegger

script type

utility

description

Author: Gregor Müllegger <gregor@muellegger.de> Version: 0.1.0 Description:   Use the script to run simple django specific tasks. You can run management   commands from in vim. Usage:   When you have specified all your django projects you can now tell the script   that you want now to work with one of them. Let's expect you want to work   with your 'fancyblog' project.      At first you have to initalize this project:     :DjangoInit fancyblog   Now you can use all the cool commands to work with your project. Use   `:DjangoManage <command>` to execute a command with your manage.py file.     :DjangoManage syncdb   Use the `:DjangoTerminalManage <command>` command to execute a manage.py   command in an external terminal to free the vim command line for new   commands. This can be used to run django's development server from within   vim. Configuration:   There are a few global variables you can change to fit the script your   preferences:   g:django_terminal_program     Set this variable to a terminal programm which shall execute the commands     in :DjangoTerminalManage. Default is 'xterm -e'. Shortcuts:   There are already shortcuts for every builtin command to prevent you from   performing too many keystrokes:     :DjangoAdminindex     :DjangoCleanup     :DjangoCompileMessages     :DjangoCreateCachetable     :DjangoCreateSuperuser     :DjangoDBShell     :DjangoDiffsettings     :DjangoDumpdata     :DjangoFlush     :DjangoHelp command     :DjangoInspectDB     :DjangoLoaddata     :DjangoMakeMessages     :DjangoReset appname     :DjangoRunfcgi     :DjangoRunserver     :DjangoShell     :DjangoSql     :DjangoSqlall     :DjangoSqlclear     :DjangoSqlcustom     :DjangoSqlflush     :DjangoSqlindexes     :DjangoSqlinitialdata     :DjangoSqlreset     :DjangoSqlsequencereset     :DjangoStartapp newappname     :DjangoSyncdb     :DjangoTest [appnames]     :DjangoTestserver     :DjangoValidate   You can also use the commands from the django-commands-extension app if you   have installed it.     :DjangoCreateapp     :DjangoCreatecommand     :DjangoCreatejobs     :DjangoDescribeform     :DjangoDumpscript     :DjangoExportemails     :DjangoGenerateSecretKey     :DjangoGraphmodels     :DjangoPasswd     :DjangoPrintUserForSession     :DjangoResetDB     :DjangoRunjob     :DjangoRunjobs     :DjangoRunprofile     :DjangoRunscript     :DjangoRunserverPlus     :DjangoSetfakepasswords     :DjangoShellPlus     :DjangoShowurls     :DjangoSqldiff

install details

Requirements:   The script will only work on a unix-like system. Installation:   Put this file (django_projects.vim) in your plugin directory and tell the   script what django projects you are working on.      To install a single django project use the g:DjangoInstall() function. Put a   lines similar to the following in your vimrc file:     call g:DjangoInstall('myproject', '/home/username/projects/myproject/', 'settings', 'manage.py', ['/usr/local/pythonlibs', 'apps/'], '.')   The arguments mean the following things:     1. argument (name): This is the projects name. It is used with the DjangoInit     command to tell the script on which project you work on.     2. argument (project root): This should be an absolute path to your     project. It is used to complete relative paths in the `manage_file`,     `paths` and `cd` argument. This argument must end with a slash.     3. argument (settings module): Specify here the name of your settings     module. This value is used to set the $DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE variable.     4. argument (manage.py file): Specify here the path of your manage.py     file. The project root path is prepended to this argument if a relative     path is given (e.g. the argument does not start with '/')     5. argument (python paths): This argument must be a list of strings. The     script will add these paths to your sys.path variable. If a path is     relative, the project root argument will be prepended.     6. argument (cd): Specify a directory in which the script will jump while     calling g:DjangoInit('myproject'). If not specified (e.g. it is an empty     string) no cd is performed.   Note: Maybe you need to include the source of this file into your .vimrc   (if the plugin is loaded after your g:DjangoInstall() calls). The simplest   way to do this is to put this line right before your g:DjangoInstall   calls:     source ~/.vim/plugin/django_projects.vim

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
django_projects.vim	0.1.0	2008-10-07	6.0	Gregor Müllegger	Initial upload

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