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Create models definitions document from your django project. This project help the documentation related to Django models.

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Quick start
=============

1. Add "modelsdoc" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this

::

  INSTALLED_APPS = (
      ...
      'modelsdoc',
  )

2. Run **python manage.py listing_models** to listing model definition

* You can see `the results <https://github.com/tell-k/django-modelsdoc/blob/master/tests/sample_models.rst>`_ of executing the command to `tests/models.py <https://github.com/tell-k/django-modelsdoc/blob/master/tests/models.py>`_.

Option
=======

--app(-a)
-----------

You can pass specify app name. Listing only the specified app.

::

 $ python manage.py listing_models --app polls

--output(-o)
-------------

It writes the results to the specified file.

::

 $ python manage.py listing_models --output sample.rst

--format(-f)
-------------

You can choice output format. **rst** (reStructuredText) or **md** (Markdown). Default format is **rst**.

::

 $ python manage.py listing_models --format md

Customize Settings
===================

MODELSDOC_APPS
----------------

You can specify the apps and change the order.

::

 # output only models of poll
 MODELSDOC_APPS = (polls,)


MODELSDOC_DISPLAY_FIELDS
-------------------------

You can specify the field value and change the order.

::

 MODELSDOC_DISPLAY_FIELDS = (
     ('Fullname', 'verbose_name'),
     ('Name', 'name'),
     ('Type', 'db_type'),
     ('PK', 'primary_key'),
     ('Unique', 'unique'),
     ('Index', 'db_index'),
     ('Null/Blank', 'null_blank'),
     ('Comment', 'comment'),
 )

MODELSDOC_MODEL_OPTIONS
-------------------------

# TODO more documented

::

 MODELSDOC_MODEL_OPTIONS = (
     'unique_together',
     'index_together',
     'ordering',
     'permissions',
     'get_latest_by',
     'order_with_respect_to',
     'db_tablespace',
     'abstract',
     'swappable',
     'select_on_save',
     'default_permissions',
     'default_related_name'
 )

Other settings
---------------

# TODO more documented

::

 MODELSDOC_OUTPUT_TEMPLATE = 'modelsdoc/models'
 MODELSDOC_OUTPUT_FORMAT = 'rst' # default format
 MODELSDOC_MODEL_WRAPPER = 'modelsdoc.wrappers.ModelWrapper'
 MODELSDOC_FIELD_WRAPPER = 'modelsdoc.wrappers.FieldWrapper'
 MODELSDOC_INCLUDE_AUTO_CREATED = True


Python and Django Support
=========================

.. csv-table::
   :widths: 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10

   " ", "Django.1.5", "Django1.6", "Django1.7", "Django1.8", "Django1.9", "Django1.10", "Django1.11", "Django2.0"
   "Python 2.7","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯",""
   "PyPy","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯",""
   "Python 3.3","","","◯","◯","","","",""
   "Python 3.4","","","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯" 
   "Python 3.5","","","","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯"
   "Python 3.6","","","","◯","◯","◯","◯","◯"


License
=======

MIT Licence. See the LICENSE file for specific terms.


Authors
=========

* tell-k 
* wanshot

History
=======

0.1.11(Nov 28, 2019)
---------------------
* Add models.yaml template file.

0.1.10(Nov 28, 2019)
---------------------
* Add Support YAML format.

0.1.9(Feb 8, 2018)
---------------------
* Fix `Set section length dynamically <https://github.com/tell-k/django-modelsdoc/pull/6>`_. Thanks to wanshot

0.1.8(Dec 3, 2017)
---------------------
* Add Support Django2.0

0.1.7(May 29, 2017)
---------------------
* Add Support Django1.11 and Python 3.6

0.1.6(Nov 4, 2016)
---------------------
* Add Support Django1.10

0.1.5(May 4, 2016)
---------------------
* Add Support Python3.5 and Django1.9

0.1.4(Sep 23, 2015)
---------------------
* Fixed bug. When print models, linebreak is ignored.
* Add ManyToManyField's info on "listing_models" results.

0.1.3(Jul 19, 2015)
---------------------
* Fixed bug. install test code.
* Add new option "MODELSDOC_INCLUDE_AUTO_CREATED"

0.1.2(Jun 21, 2015)
---------------------
* Bug fixed. Not include output templates.

0.1.0(Jun 21, 2015)
---------------------
* First release


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django-modelsdoc's Issues

Struggling to use a custom FieldWrapper

Hello !
Thanks for your package, it's great to have a quick readable documentation of one's models.

In my case, some fields have quite a number of choices, so I wanted to write a custom FieldWrapper that would join these choices with a <br> instead of just a space. In order to make it more readable.

I tried the following, but get an error:

// settings.py

MODELSDOC_FIELD_WRAPPER = 'app.custom_field_wrapper'


// custom_field_wrapper.py

from modelsdoc.wrappers import FieldWrapper
from modelsdoc.utils import get_foreignkey, get_choices


class CustomFieldWrapper(FieldWrapper):
    def __init__(self, field, model, connection, attrdocs):
        super().__init__(field, model, connection, attrdocs)

    @property
    def comment(self):
        comment = get_foreignkey(self._field)
        comment += get_choices(self._field)
        key = (self._model._model.__name__, self._field.name)
        comment += '<br>'.join(self._attrdocs.get(key, []))
        return comment

I'm honestly not very familiar with class inheritance, so it's probably errors on my side.
Any chance you could help me out ? Thanks a lot !

The stacktrace error:

File "/Users/Raphael/anaconda/envs/python37/lib/python3.7/site-packages/django/template/base.py", line 836, in _resolve_lookup
    current = getattr(current, bit)
  File "/Users/Raphael/anaconda/envs/python37/lib/python3.7/site-packages/modelsdoc/wrappers.py", line 112, in fields
    for f in get_fields_attr(self._model._meta, django.VERSION)
  File "/Users/Raphael/anaconda/envs/python37/lib/python3.7/site-packages/modelsdoc/wrappers.py", line 112, in <listcomp>
    for f in get_fields_attr(self._model._meta, django.VERSION)
TypeError: 'module' object is not callable

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