How devxyash18/blog-project works
This is a Django blog site with a home page, post listing, slug-based detail route, and Django admin for managing posts, authors, and tags. The home view queries recent Post records; the listing and detail views instead use an empty in-memory list, so the provided source does not show those pages backed by the database. The graph captures that distinction. Template rendering and admin registrations are visible, but template internals and browser asset usage were not sampled.
Main entry points: views.py Blog views · my_site/urls.py Project routes · models.py Content models · blog/urls.py Blog routes
Components 13
Request routing
- Project routes
my_site/my_site/urls.py - Blog routes
my_site/blog/urls.py
Blog experience
- Blog views
my_site/blog/views.py - Home template
my_site/blog/templates/blog/index.html - Post listing
my_site/blog/templates/blog/all-posts.html - Post detail
my_site/blog/templates/blog/post-detail.html - Post partial
my_site/blog/templates/blog/includes/post.html
Content management
- Content models
my_site/blog/models.py - Admin registration
my_site/blog/admin.py - SQLite database
my_site/db.sqlite3 - Django admin
Other components
- Visitor
- Admin user
Connections 13
- Visitor → Project routes: requests
- Project routes → Blog routes: includes routes
- Blog routes → Blog views: dispatches
- Blog views → Content models: queries latest posts
- Content models → SQLite database: ORM access
- Blog views → Home template: renders home
- Blog views → Post listing: renders listing
- Blog views → Post detail: renders detail
- Admin user → Project routes: requests admin
- Project routes → Django admin: routes admin
- Admin registration → Django admin: registers models
- Django admin → Content models: manages content
- Django admin → SQLite database: reads and writes