Usage

This is really simple, there is only one command with 3 optional arguments.

Let's go!

• djecrety command with no argument, generate and display a new secret key:

$ ./manage.py djecrety

• With -s argument, save the generated secret key to settings.py:

$ ./manage.py djecrety -s

• With -p argument, display the generated secret key while saving to the file:

Note

-p argument work with -s argument.

$ ./manage.py djecrety -sp

• With -d argument, specify settings directory name:

Note

By default, Djecrety try to detect your project directory and settings.py location, if settings.py not in default location you can specify the directory name.

$ ./manage.py djecrety -d testproject