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Welcome to the django_easyview wiki!
Welcome to the Django EasyView wiki! This wiki provides documentation and resources for using Django EasyView, a lightweight package that automates the creation of Django REST Framework (DRF) API views for all models in your Django project.
Django EasyView is a powerful tool that simplifies the development process by automatically generating API views and serializers for all models in your Django project. With EasyView, you can effortlessly expose your models as robust and customizable APIs, reducing the amount of boilerplate code and accelerating your development workflow.
To install Django EasyView, follow the instructions provided in the Installation Guide. This guide will walk you through the steps required to set up Django EasyView in your Django project and configure it properly.
Once installed, Django EasyView offers a range of features and options to customize your API views. Refer to the Usage Guide to learn how to leverage the full potential of Django EasyView and effectively use it in your project.
The API Reference section provides detailed documentation for all the classes, functions, and methods available in Django EasyView. It serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the different components and their usage. Explore the API Reference to learn more.
We welcome contributions from the community! If you want to contribute to Django EasyView, please check out the Contributing Guide for guidelines on how to get involved. Whether it's bug reports, feature requests, or code contributions, your contributions are highly appreciated.
Django EasyView is released under the MIT License. Make sure to review the terms and conditions specified in the license file before using the package.
Feel free to edit and expand upon this content to provide more specific information about your Django EasyView package and its features. Remember to create separate Markdown files for each section and link them appropriately using relative links within the content.
Happy documenting!