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Skill: Repository Navigation

Top-level Layout

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├── app/                    # Main Django application
├── deployment/             # Infrastructure and deployment configs
├── doc/                    # Project documentation
├── .github/instructions/   # File-scoped AI coding guidance
├── .agents/skills/         # AI agent skill files (this directory)
├── agents.md               # Canonical AI agent policy
├── docker-compose.yml      # Docker Compose for local/dev environment
├── DEPLOYMENT.md           # Production deployment walkthrough
├── CONTRIBUTING.md         # Contributor guidelines
└── README.rst              # Project overview

Application Root: app/

app/
├── eventyay/               # Core Django application package
├── tests/                  # Test suite
├── pyproject.toml          # Project metadata and dependencies
└── manage.py               # Django management entry point

Core Application: app/eventyay/ (selected directories)

DirectoryPurpose
api/REST API endpoints (Django REST Framework)
agenda/Agenda and timetable domain logic
base/Shared models (base/models/), utilities, middleware, and forms (base/forms/)
cfp/Call-for-proposals and review workflows
control/Organiser/back-office views, forms, and URLs
presale/Attendee-facing (ticket purchase) views and forms
orga/Organiser-facing event management flows and views
event/Event domain models and related business logic
common/Cross-cutting helpers shared across modules
config/Application configuration and settings
plugins/Plugin infrastructure
static/Static assets (CSS, JS, images)
jinja-templates/Jinja HTML templates
locale/Translation files
mail/Email rendering and sending
celery.py / celery_app.pyCelery task configuration

This table is intentionally non-exhaustive and focuses on high-traffic modules.

Note: Models, forms, and templates are distributed inside sub-apps (e.g. base/models/, control/forms/, presale/templates/), not in standalone top-level directories.

Deployment: deployment/

deployment/
├── docker-compose.yml      # Production Compose file
├── env.sample              # Sample environment variables
├── env.dev.sample          # Sample dev environment variables
└── nginx/                  # Nginx configuration

Documentation: doc/

Contains extended project documentation written in reStructuredText or Markdown.

Key Lookup Shortcuts

  • Add a model → app/eventyay/<sub-app>/models.py or app/eventyay/base/models/
  • Add an API endpoint → app/eventyay/api/
  • Add a form → app/eventyay/<sub-app>/forms.py or app/eventyay/<sub-app>/forms/
  • Add a migration → run python manage.py makemigrations from app/
  • Add a test → app/tests/