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geonode-django-dynamic-model 0.4.0
Allow dynamic creation and updates to database schema at runtime.
License: MIT

# django-dynamic-models [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.com/rvinzent/django-dynamic-models.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.com/rvinzent/django-dynamic-models) ![PyPI](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/django-dynamic-model?label=django-dynamic-model)


## Overview

Dynamic Django models allow users to define, edit, and populate their own database tables and apply runtime schema changes to the database. `django-dynamic-models` is loosely based on the [runtime dynamic models](https://dynamic-models.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) talk from DjangoCon 2011. The basic concept involves around dynamic class declaration using the built-in `type` function. `type` is used to dynamically declare new Django models at runtime, and it is the goal of this project to provide a simple API to allow developers to get started with dynamic models quickly.

This package provides models to help Django developers quickly implement dynamic models for their specific use case, while the handling the runtime schema changes and updates to Django's model registry under the hood. The schema changes are applied in pure Django, *without* the migrations framework, so none of your dynamic models will affect your migrations files at all.

> **Disclaimer**:
> 
> It is not recommended to use this project for business critical data due to the high potential for data loss. Tables can be dropped very easily, and without backups, even a small user error could be catastrophic.

## Documentation

See the [wiki](https://github.com/rvinzent/django-dynamic-models/wiki/Introduction) for documentation.
pymiau 0.4
Make a Miau
License: MIT
Keywords: Cats Dogs

# PyMiau
## Use a short explanatory subtitle like, Make a Miau and a Guau

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you can include here some beautiful image to call the attention of the
potential user do it!

This is an example:

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## Download and install

Describe here how the package can be downloaded and install it in
different arquitectures.

If you are using `PyPI` installation it's as simple as:

```
pip install pymiau
```

You can also test the unstable version of the package with:

```
pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ pymiau
```

## Quick start

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your package.

For instance:

```
import pymiau
print(pymiau.miau())
```

## Code examples

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For instance:

```
import pymiau
print(pymiau.miau(n=2))
```

## What's new

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section describing the new features added to it:

Version 0.2:

- Function `guau` was implemented.
- New parameters added to the `miau` routine.

Version 0.1:

- First version of the package.

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This package has been designed and written by Fulanit@ de Tal (C) 2023