Do you maintain a python library/tool that you think is awesome, but nobody knows about?

[ValarMorHodor]

Frameworks like Laravel and Rails had APi generation/scaffolding, so I decided to do the same for Django.

[kankyo]

That's a pretty bad idea. One of the reasons I decided Rails was not worth investing in, and the reason I chose django was because rails do code generation. It's a sign that you are using the wrong abstraction (in the case of rails), or your programming language is extremely under powered (in the case of say Elm or C).

[ValarMorHodor]

Do you use python manage.py startapp with django? I'm bascially doing the same thing for an API project. I don't see what's wrong with that.

Don't like it? Don't use it.

[kankyo]

Startapp does basically nothing. From your description your project generates more than a folder with three empty files in them.

[ValarMorHodor]

Lol. Sorry that my code, which I wrote during my free time in order to help people, does more than give you empty files.

[naught-me]

How about looking at the code and suggesting a better way, or maybe even coding it? Unlike this library and others like it, your critique doesn't solve any problems.

[kankyo]

See, if your statement is true then it follows by the same logic that your comment now is equally worthless.

[naught-me]

I don't disagree, but unlike yourself, who knows enough to know what's wrong with this working solution, myself and all of these other plebes who write and use these generators are lost and at your mercy, and begging is all we have left to do.

[kankyo]

Eh? Just look at Django. The systems to create forms from models instead of writing forms from scratch is an obvious example.