I toss most of my core settings into the settings folder and __init__.py and then from there in my development.py, staging.py production.py
I can then, in each of my specific environment files just from settings import * and have access to the direct variables for all of my __init__.py items I setup. Most of the time you'll just have different database and cache settings for these environments.
Before you yell at me about the * import, yes, it normally is a bad idea but in this case it is good. It does often get abused and that is why so many people see it was "bad".
I can then, in each of my specific environment files just from settings import * and have access to the direct variables for all of my __init__.py items I setup. Most of the time you'll just have different database and cache settings for these environments.
Before you yell at me about the * import, yes, it normally is a bad idea but in this case it is good. It does often get abused and that is why so many people see it was "bad".