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This project currently contains one template for creating a new Django project. It’s like running django-admin.py startproject but it creates a
more complete application skeleton.
All you need to do is install the package from PyPi like so:
python easy_install django-project-templates
And then creating a project skeleton is as simple as:
paster create --template=django_project test
For bonus points you should probably be running this inside a virtualenv.
Note that this project skeleton is still in flux. It definitely contains some things that are personal preference but it hopefully makes up for it with useful tools like a reasonably complete fabric based deployment setup. And yes, more documentation would be nice.

