python django include another app url
To include another app's URL in a Django project, follow these steps:
- Open the project's main
urls.py
file. - Import the
include
function from thedjango.urls
module. - Add a new path to include the URLs of the other app using the
include
function. - Specify the path to the other app's URLs by providing the path as a string.
- Add a namespace for the other app's URLs (optional but recommended for better organization).
- Save the changes to the
urls.py
file.
Here is an example:
from django.urls import include, path
urlpatterns = [
# Your existing paths
path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
# Add the path to include the other app's URLs
path('other_app/', include('other_app.urls', namespace='other_app')),
]
In this example, the include
function is used to include the URLs of the other_app
app. The include
function takes two arguments: the path to the other app's URLs and an optional namespace. The path other_app/
is used to access the URLs of the other app, and the namespace 'other_app'
is provided for better organization.
After making these changes and saving the urls.py
file, the URLs of the other app will be accessible under the specified path, such as other_app/
. You can then define the URLs for the other app in its own urls.py
file within the app's directory.
Note: It is important to ensure that the other app is included in the project's INSTALLED_APPS
setting in the settings.py
file.