""" Base settings that exist solely to enable the creation of a SECRET_KEY file, via a Django management command, before one has been created. """ from cinch import cinch_settings g = globals() S = g.setdefault SECRET_KEY = '12345' # Include our sibling default settings g.update(cinch_settings(g, 'default'))
"""
These are the default settings used by manage.py and the default wsgi
application instance when no DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE environment variable
is set. They provide the minimum configuration needed to create a
running server or invoke a Django shell. Generally, a
DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE environment variable should be set. The author
suggests a postactivate hook in the project's virtual environment.
"""
from cinch import cinch_settings
g = globals()
S = g.setdefault
S('ADMINS', ())
S('PROJECT_NAME', 'cinch')
# Include our sibling debug settings
g.update(cinch_settings(g, 'debug'))
"""
Base production settings for a project to include via execfile().
"""
from cinch import cinch_settings
g = globals()
S = g.setdefault
# Debugging and development modes
S('DEBUG', False)
# Include our sibling debug settings
g.update(cinch_settings(g, 'base'))
