Visual Studio Code Django

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Provides some boilerplate code for commons operations in DjangoIf like me you always use django, you may that a lot of tasks are just repetitive.This extension will solve the issue for you with a simple !cmd + TAB and your up and running with a full sample.

Shortcuts/Commands

CommandFunction
!fbvCreates a function based view
!cbvCreates a class based view
!formProvides a sample for forms.Form
!modelFormProvides a sample for model.ModelForm
!modelProvides a sample for model.Model
!emailSend email with one line
!c_emailGenerates a function to send email with alternatives
!paginateProvides a simple pagination code
!django_pdfGenerate pdf from html
!object_404Get Object or 404
!list_404Get List or 404
!f_fieldProvides a ForeignKeyField sample
!c_fieldProvides a Charfield sample
!m2m_fieldProvides a ManyToMany field sample

Requirements

Note that xhtml2pdf.pisa is used to render pdf from html, you may want to install it for this to work.

Known Issues

Calling out known issues can help limit users opening duplicate issues against your extension.

Release Notes

This is my first extension, hope you find it useful.

1.2.0

Initial release of Django Samples

Enjoy!

Visual Studio Code Django Debugging

Nov 12, 2018 Django is a high-level Python framework designed for rapid, secure, and scalable web development. Python support in Visual Studio provides several project templates to set up the structure of a Django-based web application. Django Tutorial in Visual Studio Code. Django is a high-level Python framework designed for rapid, secure, and scalable web development. Django includes rich support for URL routing, page templates, and working with data. In this Django tutorial, you create a simple Django app with three pages that use a common base template. Python manage.py createsuperuser choose a username and create a password. To register a model in the Django site admin, go to the admin.py inside your app and write: admin.site.register. Don't forget to import your model: from.models import. After that, should be able to login in the django site admin and see your model. Local computer: switch to the Run view in VS Code, select the Python: Attach configuration. Local computer: set a breakpoint in the code where you want to start debugging. Local computer: start the VS Code debugger using the modified Python: Attach configuration and the Start Debugging button. VS Code should stop on your locally set breakpoints, allowing you to step through the code, examine variables. Django Samples Provides some boilerplate code for commons operations in Django If like me you always use django, you may that a lot of tasks are just repetitive. This extension will solve the issue for you with a simple!cmd + TAB and your up and running with a full sample.

Visual Studio Code Django

Beautiful syntax and scoped snippets for perfectionists with deadlines

Usage

Configure you file association for Django HTML in the Language Mode menuor drop this in your settings for more precision:

Emmet enthusiasts should have this to their configuration as well:

Dealing with django.po files? Consider installing the gettext extension.

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Features

Go to definition in templates

Ctrl-click or press F12 on the template path in a include or extends tagto jump to this template

Improved syntax

  • Adds the filetype django-html
  • Adds the filetype django-txt for email templates.
  • Better syntax with more operators and default keywords:
    • Known default tags and filters
    • Known templatetags namespace from contrib in the {% load %} tag
    • Known keywords in tags, like: as, asvar, with, trimmed…
  • Syntax highlighting everywhere in your HTML document:
    • In the HTML tag itself'
    • In the id, class or any attribute
    • In inline CSS or Javascript code

Snippets

  • No unnecessary new lines
  • Support for selected text (when inserting snippet from the menu)
  • Support for copied text

Contributing

Issues

Something odd? New feature request?Please create an issue on Github.

Setup

It’s better to have TSlint installed.

Launching the extension debugger

Make sure you have this snippet in .vscode/launch.json:

Press F5 or click on Debug then Start (▶️) to launch the extension host window.

Hack around

Press Ctrl + Shift + F5 or 🔄 to reload.