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- Django-Truncate
- ===============
- Django-Truncate is a simple library that will add the ability to empty
- any given model in any app within your django project, in a more SQL related
- words it will **TRUNCATE** the **TABLE** with a simple command::
- python manage.py truncate --apps myapp --models model1 model2
- Installation
- ------------
- After you move to your django project main directory follow these simple steps
- 1. In your terminal/command line run the following command::
- pip install django-truncate
- 2. Add "django_truncate" to your **INSTALLED_APPS** in the settings.py file::
- INSTALLED_APPS = [
- ...
- 'django_truncate',
- ]
- 3. And that's it! you're now ready to use it.
- Usage & Options
- ---------------
- There is two simple options that will make it easier for you to truncate your tables:
- 1. **--apps**: This command will take the name of the apps you want truncate it's data, by default it will truncate all the tables::
- python manage.py truncate --apps appone apptwo
- 2. **--models**: After you enter the app name enter the Model(s) name(s) If you don't want to truncate all of the tables::
- python manage.py truncate --apps appone --models Model3
- **Note**: if you don't write the name of the app the truncate will stop and you'll see an error message in the terminal
- Remember you can always see the instructions by running::
- python manage.py truncate -h
-
- Compatibility
- -------------
- This project works with Django 1.7, 1.8 and 1.9 using Python 2 (2.7) or Python 3 (3.4 and 3.5).
- For the moment this project is using the Django ORM so django-truncate will work with all of the supported Databases by the Django ORM
- License
- -------
- This project is under the BSD License.
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