Django Fett is an incomplete code generator used on several projects. This is an attempt to clean it up and make it public for consumption.

Django Fett is different because it leverages Frontmatter Metadata and exposes the extra metadata into the template context. Frontmatter Metadata may also contain variables that make setting an output filename cleaner than trying to save file or folder names with Jinja syntax.

A Fett template is a header of a markdown-like frontmatter and a body of an Jinja2 templating engine.

---                               <---- frontmatter section
to: app/{{ __model__.meta_model_name }}.py
---

from django.contrib import admin  <---- body, Jinja

class {{ __model__.name }}Admin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    pass

---
to: output/{{ __model__.meta_model_name }}.py
---

# App: {{ __app__.name }}

## Fields
{% for field in __model__.get_fields() %}
- {{ field }}{% endfor %}

## Metadata
{{ __metadata__ }}

This example assumes we have a model in app/models.py which contains a model named Backup.

fett --stdout --path=./_templates/list_models.html.t app

This will create a file for every model in our models.py file. For our Backup model, the file will be rendered and saved as output/backup.py.

# App: app

## Fields

- app.Backup.id
- app.Backup.server
- app.Backup.backup_configuration
- app.Backup.status
- app.Backup.restore_status
- app.Backup.archive_path
- app.Backup.size
- app.Backup.uuid
- app.Backup.duration
- app.Backup.last_backup_time

## Metadata
{'filename': 'output/backup.py'}