- Python == 2.7
- django == 1.7.7 to 1.8.11
- Run
pip install django-saveall; - Add
'saveall'to INSTALLED_APPS inside your settings.py
- You can call the command using
python manage.py saveall <app.Model>orpython manage.py saveall --<option> <args>; - Options available:
--app <app_name>: accepts multiple arguments, saves all instances from all models inside specific app(s);--all: accepts no arguments, saves all instances from all models inside project;
- By default, the command accepts as argument the path of the model you want the instances to be saved. e.g.:
python manage.py saveall app01.Model01- It accepts multiple paths as well:
python manage.py saveall app01.Model01 app02.Model02 app03.Model03
- Using the
--appoption, the command will accept as argument solely the name of the app, and will save every instance from every model: python manage.py saveall --app app01- It accepts multiple apps as well:
python manage.py saveall --app app01 app02 app03
- Using the
--alloption, the command will get every instance from every model inside the whole project and save it. It does not accept arguments. python manage.py saveall --all