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42e9de6942
feat: enhance UI and extend form functionality
This update brings several enhancements to the user interface and
extends the forms functionality across the application. Specifically,
the changes include the introduction of `django-crispy-forms` and
`crispy-bootstrap5` to improve form aesthetics and usability
significantly. Additionally, the admin area now features enhanced link
color for better visibility, and user interface improvements have been
made across various templates, like adding direct edit and delete
category links and more intuitive navigation options for better user
experience. Moreover, the inclusion of new forms for Scene, Category,
and Original Media creation aligns with the app's need for structured
data entry and complements the existing models by ensuring a more
user-friendly interaction with the database.

Key changes include:
- Introduction of `django-crispy-forms` and `crispy-bootstrap5` for
better form rendering.
- UI enhancements for clarity and ease of use in the admin area and
templates.
- New forms for Scene, Category, and Original Media to streamline
content creation processes.

These changes aim to improve both the appearance and functionality of
the application, making it more appealing and accessible to users while
facilitating easier content management.
2024-03-27 09:22:04 +01:00
8c3ea535e5
feat: Upgrade project setup and dependencies management
This commit represents a significant overhaul of the development and
setup processes for the Quackscape project. Key changes include the
transition from a requirements.txt-based dependency management system to
Poetry.
These updates aim to streamline the setup process

- Transitioned to Poetry for improved dependency resolution and package
management.
- Consolidated Django management commands under the quackscape-manage
script to simplify command execution and project management.
- Updated README.md to reflect the new setup procedures, emphasizing
ease of setup and the flexibility to support multiple database backends.

The shift to Poetry and the introduction of a custom management command
tool reflects an effort to modernize the project's infrastructure,
making it more accessible to contributors and easier to maintain.
2024-03-15 09:36:18 +01:00