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First, establish a scheme so that your production server can have different settings than your development servers. A simple way to do that is with a source-control-ignored local_settings.py file, but there are many fancier ways to do it.
Then, in your settings.py file, put:
ADMIN_ENABLED = True
and in your production-only settings file, put:
ADMIN_ENABLED = False
Then in your urls.py:
if settings.ADMIN_ENABLED:
urlpatterns += patterns('',
(r'^admin/(.*)', include(admin.site.urls)),
# ..maybe other stuff you want to be dev-only, etc...
)
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@madneon ‘s answer is terrific but requires an update and a small correction, and unfortunately the suggested edit queue is full.
For the first part, as it implies the use of @Ned Batchelder ‘s answer, the use of patterns()
is no longer supported in Django 1.9 and above.
A current implemention could look like:
from django.conf import settings
from django.urls import path
urlpatterns = []
if settings.ADMIN_ENABLED is True:
urlpatterns += [path('admin/', admin.site.urls),]
urlpatterns += [
# ... Other paths
]
For the second part regarding appending to INSTALLED_APPS
, this needs to go in the settings.py file and cannot be placed in the urls files.
As such, it should be written:
if ADMIN_ENABLED is True:
INSTALLED_APPS.append('django.contrib.admin')
If you include settings.
before ADMIN_ENABLED
you’ll get an error.
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Extending @NedBatchelder
‘s answer, you might want to use proper if statement
, like this:
if settings.ADMIN_ENABLED is True:
...
And also remove 'django.contrib.admin'
from INSTALLED_APPS = [...]
, and use the same condition:
if settings.ADMIN_ENABLED is True:
INSTALLED_APPS.append('django.contrib.admin')
This way the module wont be loaded, and for eg. collectstatic
wont copy unnecessary static files used only in admin (fonts, images, css, js).
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