You may use this Custom-Django Template I made, which is simplified, and I found efficient when handling you're own API's.
This Custom-Django template is designed to simplify and improve the efficiency of handling your own APIs. It comes with initial goods and an admin feature (currently hidden). It requires a database and a .env file, and it offers a page animation loader.
To install and use this Custom-Django template, follow these steps:
db.sqlite3 inside the application/_core/database/ directory..env file just outside the application folder. This file should contain the following variables:APP_NAME=app_name
SECRET_KEY=secret_key
ALLOWED_HOSTS=str localhost 127.0.0.1
DEBUG=True or False
DATABASE_URL=""
This Custom-Django template offers a simplified design for handling your own APIs, with initial goods and an admin feature. It requires a database and a .env file and includes a page animation loader for a visually pleasing loading animation.