django-standalone 0.4

django-standalone is a Django app for easing the pain of using the Django ORM for simple tools that just happen to be in need of some easy to use ORM for object persistence.<br /><br />The best way of course is to set up a full Django project and just use a settings.py file and using the DJANGO_SETINGS_MODULE environment variable. But when you just want to do little tools that just need some sqlite3 database to store some of their data and don't want to go for a full Django project, that is where this little library comes into play.<br /><br />It consists of just two modules so far:<br /><br />standalone.conf handles all the configuration needs, setting up a dynamically created settings object.<br /><br />standalone.models carries a base class for your models that automatically tells Python that all models created actually reside in the standalone Django app, even though they are in a different file, outside the app's namespace.<br /><br />Look at the included example_script.py to see how to make use of this library.<br /><br />The easiest way to get django-standalone is to use easy_install or pip:<br /><br />sudo easy_install django-standalone<br /><br />or<br /><br />sudo pip install django-standalone<br /><br />Or you can clone this repository and run the included setup.py<br /><br /><br />#md5=d11295dc5e58721eba75fda8597d453b<br /><br />#md5=a052c0e63e3cf652faf50e03731b7ad7

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