/django-models-practice

A curated collection of Django data models from working large-scale open-source projects, designed to help you practice and learn data modeling best practices.

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Django Data Models for Practice

A curated collection of Django data models from working large-scale open-source projects, designed to help you practice and learn data modeling best practices.

Project Goals

  • Provide a valuable resource for Django developers of all skill levels to learn from real-world examples.
  • Showcase a diverse range of data model complexities, relationships, and design patterns.
  • Offer a platform for the community to contribute and expand the collection.

How to Use This Repository

  1. Browse the categorized list of data models.
  2. Choose a model that interests you and study its structure and relationships.
  3. Read the provided descriptions and explanations to understand the design decisions behind the model.
  4. Try implementing the model in your own Django projects or use it as inspiration for your own data modeling tasks.
  5. Challenge yourself with the suggested use case scenarios and exercises.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community! If you know of a great Django model from an open-source project that we haven't included yet, please submit a pull request or open an issue to suggest it.

Categories

  • E-commerce: Models for online stores, product catalogs, shopping carts, etc.
  • Social Media: Models for user profiles, posts, comments, likes, follows, etc.
  • Content Management Systems (CMS): Models for pages, blog posts, tags, categories, etc.
  • Project Management: Models for tasks, projects, teams, milestones, etc.
  • Other: Models for various other domains and use cases.

Find a Specific Model

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Model Example

Model Name: Product (from the Django Oscar project)

Description: This model represents a product in an online store. It includes fields for product name, description, price, images, categories, and other relevant attributes.

Relationships:

  • ManyToManyField with Category
  • ForeignKey to Brand
  • ...

Code Snippet:

from django.db import models

class Product(models.Model):
    # ... (fields)

Use Case Scenario: Use this model as a starting point for building a basic product catalog for an e-commerce website.

License

This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.

Acknowledgements

  • Thanks to all the open-source projects that have made their code available for learning and inspiration.

  • Special thanks to the contributors who have helped curate and expand this collection of Django data models.