Integrate DJP #48
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This pull request adds support for Simon Willison's (@simonw) DJP project.
DJP allows users to add plugins to Django by simply installing a package. I.e. to install the debug toolbar, one simply has to run
pip install django-plugin-django-debug-toolbarand that's it.While still very new, this approach seems to align pretty well with the ideas behind nanodjango.
This PR is still rough and would need documentation changes. It does however seem to work, based on my initial testing.
What do you think? Is this interesting to you?
If so, I'd happily adjust the docs accordingly (or add a test - though I'm not entirely sure what would be tested).