How to create custom management commands in Django | Django custom commands

How to create custom management commands in a Django project, executed with the manage.py file.
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[@Pyplane]

Hi Guys. In case anyone would need the source code - it's here: github.com/hellopyplane/Custom-commands-in-Django

[@mohammedqadir3851]

Thank you Sir for Sharing this awesome Custom management command video.

[@Pyplane]

Thanks for watching Mohammed. Happy you liked it!

[@MrValVet]

Liked, commented and subscribed. As darth_vader managerially commanded.

[@Pyplane]

Appreciate it 🙌😎

[@24junar]

Hi, I really love your tutorials, just wanna say thank you. Could you please make a video about CheckboxSelectMultiple. Thanks in advanced!

[@rangabharath4253]

awesome

[@NotBeHaris]

nice tutorial

[@Pyplane]

thank you !!! :)))

[@danielaceros5723]

Useful as always Luke

[@Pyplane]

Thank you Daniel! :))

[@yukselbastan4687]

wow 1.81k subscribers, i think sharing your videos makes a little bit difference i hope. Thanks for sharing new content BUT we are waiting for PART14 and confirm the friend request (accepting request) video don't forget it.

[@Pyplane]

Hi Yuksel. Yeah I'll try to add part 14 tomorrow :)

[@leandromarquez9257]

I had a problem, that the app name didn't appear in list displayed when you ran 'python manage.py help'. I could solve it by putting the appname in the top of INSTALLED_APP list in settings.py

[@aashayamballi]

Thanks Luke :)

[@Pyplane]

Thanks for watching Aashay! :)

[@rushabhgediya290]

Using this method can I delete automatically 10 days older posts..

[@rushabhgediya290]

Each user have 10 days older Post than it will delete automatically...

[@Pyplane]

you can delete it it once you run python manage.py commandname. If you want to have it done automatically you can check out tasks in the background in django

[@rushabhgediya290]

@@Pyplane sir, using django crontab it is possible... In my model i create post_create_date = models.DateTimeField(default=datetime.now) here is my logic is, A = post_create_date + timedelta(days=10). delete () when user create a post after 10 days it will delete. I was think my logic is right...😅

[@Pyplane]

@@rushabhgediya290 In the video on running tasks in the background we did a similar case scenario. If your logic doesn't work you can checkout my code. Cheers