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Code duplications were minimized by using Zontroy code generator.
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Minimizing code repetitions in ExampleApp by using Zontroy code generator
Hi 🙋♂️ @JV-Cunha
By using Zontroy code generator, coding costs were reduced by minimizing code repetitions in ExampleApp.
To explain this briefly, I first created a database from mssql to prevent this code repetition. Then, I ran the Zontroy code generator and made the necessary configuration settings to connect the database I had previously created to Zontroy. Then I pulled the tables of this database from the zontroy in the form of entities and arranged the sections that were the same as the code template but only with different labels, so that the names of the tables and fields in the database would appear. For this, I used zsif and zref file types, which are specific to zontro. For more detailed information, you can check out https://docs.zontroy.com/ . I hope it was useful for you. 🙏
Images of sections where code duplication is prevented using Zontroy
Input: urls.py.zsif:
Output: urls.py:
Input: example_model_zg-lower(((zg-entity...zg-name))).html.zref:
Output: example_model_create.html:
Output: example_model_delete.html:
Output: example_model_detail.html:
Output: example_model_update.html: