stub support for specifying a source of templates on the commandline #23
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Looks great! Could you fix the little pep8 issue and then update the readme with a description and maybe an example of how to use this? |
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awesome |
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When it will be pulled? :) |
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I'm not sure I like the idea of "copy all of the templates into your package". I think it might make more sense to just fork the project at that point. |
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This probably needs more work (tests or whatever), and perhaps there's a cleaner approach, but it suits my purposes and didn't eat my lunch. Refs #22.
Adds
--template/-tflag to management command to specify a package to use for template source.