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I use the following methodology:
# some file in your app:
from django.conf import settings
MY_APP_SETTING = getattr(settings, 'MY_APP_SETTING', 'some default value')
This effectively allows end-users to customized the setting in their own settings.py, but still ensures that there’s always some default value set. You can now use MY_APP_SETTING
at will in the rest of your code.
UPDATE
The link in your question was taking too long to load, so I just went ahead and answered. As it turns out, the method I suggested is the same as what it suggests, so yes, I’d consider that approach good ;).
Source:stackexchange.com