Scaffold your DRF project with common python packages configured, auto-generated docs, auto-generated CRUD endpoints, code linting with pre-commit hook, and more⚡🚀

A CLI tool for rapid Rest APIs development. It abstracts the repeated aspects of building a REST API with the Django Framework by:

• Allowing you start your project from one of three templates. Each template comes with features you'd most likely be setting up yourself already configured for you.

• Allowing you define your models and have this tool generate CRUD endpoints for each model defined. For example, if you define a model, Product in your models.py file, this tool could generate a GET /products POST /products PUT /products/<product_id> etc. endpoints for that model.

• Allowing you create all the apps in your project at once, if you know them before hand.

pip install dr-cli

I highly recommend that you install this in a virtual environment.

• Run dr-cli startproject project_name to start a new DRF project.

• You'd be prompted to start your project from one of three templates: Basic, Medior, and Advanced templates. Learn more about what each template comes bundled with here.

• On selecting one of the templates your project will then be created. Git will be initialized in your project, and all project dependencies installed as shown in the image below:

The generated project comes with a nice Readme containing the steps for running the project

• Run dr-cli startapps todo me-nu user to create multiple Django apps in your project. Where todo me-nu user are your app names.

• Running the above command will create all your apps. Name validations would also be performed as shown in the image below:

Note Make sure to add your created apps to the list of INSTALLED APPS

• Run dr-cli addcrud memo user to create CRUD endpoints for the models defined in the specified apps.

• Running the above command would return a nice looking feedback as shown in the image below:

Note Make sure to register the URLs for each app in the top level urls.py file.

On Windows, Emojis are only supported in Windows Terminal Preview

• Run python manage.py runserver to fire up your local development server, and point your browser to http://localhost:8000/api/v1/docs to view the auto-generated docs page shown in the image below:

I've documented my motivation for working on this tool here.

Coming soon...

In building this I re-used a few parts of these repositories in this project:

• django-classy-start
• dr-scaffold

Please let your developer friends know about this repo :) If you star this repo too I won't complain xD

Python310 isn't supported in this project yet. We are working on it.

MIT