Django Freeze

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:ice_cube: convert your dynamic django site to a static one with one line of code.

Overview

Django Freeze is an exceptional tool for developers looking to generate a static version of their Django sites effortlessly. With a simple command, you can transform your dynamic web application into a fully functional static site, making it easy to host or share. This capability is not only helpful for developers but also ensures that sites can remain accessible without requiring the backend to be operational.

The ease of use and flexible configuration options make Django Freeze a must-have, particularly for those wanting to leverage static site capabilities for improved performance and reliability. Whether you're seeking to create a downloadable .zip file of your static site or need specific URLs followed, this tool has got you covered.

Features

  • Static Site Generation: Generates a complete static version of your Django site quickly through a single command.
  • Compression Options: Allows you to generate your static site as a compressed .zip file for easy download and storage.
  • URL Handling: Supports generating or downloading the static site using URLs that only superusers and staff can access.
  • Sitemap and Redirect Support: Automatically follows sitemap.xml URLs and handles internal links and redirects within your site.
  • URL Customization: Offers a custom base URL feature, ideal for when the static site needs to run in a specific folder.
  • Relative URL Conversion: Converts URLs to relative paths, which is beneficial for offline usage or when deployed in unknown directory structures.
  • Selective File Inclusion: Allows users to selectively include or exclude media and static files during the generation process.
  • User-Friendly Commands: Simplifies usage with straightforward command-line instructions to generate or download the static site.
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Django

Django is a high-level Python web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. It follows the model-view-controller (MVC) architectural pattern, providing an extensive set of built-in tools and conventions to streamline the creation of robust and scalable web applications.