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URL Configuration | The First Application
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Django: Build Your First Website

URL ConfigurationURL Configuration

How to do URL distribution?

Step 1. Create the URLs file in App.
Find the connected app folder and create the urls.py file:

New urls file

Step 2. Include app URLs to the main core of project.
Open the urls.py file in the main core of project (in our case, the main folder):

Now we need to add our app to the urlpatterns list using the path() and include() functions.

I recommend replacing the existing code in your file with the example code below.

ProjectFolder \ urls.py

The provided code sets up a URL pattern for the Django project. It defines a URL pattern with the path '' that includes the URLs from the 'notes.urls' module. The include() function is used to include the URL patterns from the 'notes.urls' module. This configuration allows requests with the path starting with '' to be handled by the URLs defined in the 'notes.urls'.

My application is named notes. If your application has a different name, you also need to change the name in the code to yours instead of notes.

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course content

Зміст курсу

Django: Build Your First Website

URL ConfigurationURL Configuration

How to do URL distribution?

Step 1. Create the URLs file in App.
Find the connected app folder and create the urls.py file:

New urls file

Step 2. Include app URLs to the main core of project.
Open the urls.py file in the main core of project (in our case, the main folder):

Now we need to add our app to the urlpatterns list using the path() and include() functions.

I recommend replacing the existing code in your file with the example code below.

ProjectFolder \ urls.py

The provided code sets up a URL pattern for the Django project. It defines a URL pattern with the path '' that includes the URLs from the 'notes.urls' module. The include() function is used to include the URL patterns from the 'notes.urls' module. This configuration allows requests with the path starting with '' to be handled by the URLs defined in the 'notes.urls'.

My application is named notes. If your application has a different name, you also need to change the name in the code to yours instead of notes.

Все було зрозуміло?

Секція 2. Розділ 3
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