django-fastdev
==============
:code:`django-fastdev` is an app that makes it safer, faster and more fun to develop Django apps.
Features
--------
Error on non-existent template variables
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Django templates by default hide errors, and when it does show an error it's often not very helpful. This app will change this so that if you do:
.. code:: html
{{ does_not_exist }}
instead of rendering that as an empty string, this app will give you an error message:
.. code::
does_not_exist does not exist in context. Available top level variables:
DEFAULT_MESSAGE_LEVELS
False
None
True
bar
csrf_token
foo
messages
perms
request
user
There are more specialized error messages for when you try to access the contents of a :code:`dict`, and attributes of an object a few levels deep like :code:`foo.bar.baz` (where baz doesn't exist).
By default, :code:`django-fastdev` only checks templates that exist within your project directory. If you want it to check ALL templates, including stock django templates and templates from third party libraries, add :code:`FASTDEV_STRICT_TEMPLATE_CHECKING = True` to your project :code:`settings.py`.
NoReverseMatch errors
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Have you ever gotten this error?
.. code::
django.urls.exceptions.NoReverseMatch: Reverse for 'view-name' with arguments '('',)' not found. 1 pattern(s) tried:
It's because you have :code:`{% url 'view-name' does_not_exist %}`. Django sees
:code:`does_not_exist` and evaluates it to the empty string because it doesn't exist.
So that's why you get an error message that makes no sense. :code:`django-fastdev` will
make your code crash on the actual error: :code:`does_not_exist` doesn't exist.
Error if you have non-space text outside a block when extending
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A common mistake for beginners that can be hard to spot is when they do:
.. code-block:: html
<html>
{% extends "something.html" %}
stuff here
</html>
Django silently throws away :code:`stuff here` and :code:`</html>`. :code:`django-fastdev` makes this an error.
Error on invalid block names when using :code:`{% extends "..." %}`
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
If you have a base template:
.. code-block:: html
<html>
<body>
{% block content %}{% endblock %}
</body>
</html>
and then write a template like this:
.. code-block:: html
{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block contents %}
hello!
{% endblock %}
Django will silently throw away `hello!` because you wrote :code:`contents` instead
of :code:`content`. :code:`django-fastdev` will turn this into an error which lists the
invalid and valid block names in alphabetical order.
Better error messages for reverse
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The standard error message for a bad :code:`reverse()/{% url %}` are rather sparse.
:code:`django-fastdev` improves them by listing valid patterns so you can easily see
the problem.
Better error messages for QuerySet.get()
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The error message for :code:`QuerySet.get()` is improved to give you the query
parameters that resulted in the exception.
Validate clean_* methods
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A common mistake is to make a form clean method and make a spelling error. By
default Django just won't call the function. With :code:`django-fastdev` you will get
an error message telling you that your clean method doesn't match anything.
This is also very useful during refactoring. Renaming a field is a lot safer
as if you forget to rename the clean method :code:`django-fastdev` will tell you!
Faster startup
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The initial model checks can be quite slow on big projects. :code:`django-fastdev`
will move these checks to a separate thread, so the runserver startup time is
lowered, so you don't have to wait for the runserver restart as long.
Usage
------
First install: :code:`pip install django-fastdev`
In :code:`settings.py` add :code:`django_fastdev` to INSTALLED_APPS:
.. code:: python
INSTALLED_APPS = [
# ...
'django_fastdev',
]
Enjoy a nicer Django experience!
License
-------
BSD
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