- In Django, there is no specific command to delete an app directly. However, you can remove an app from your Django project by following these steps:
Remove the app from your project's `INSTALLED_APPS` setting:
- Open the `settings.py` file in your Django project.
- Locate the `INSTALLED_APPS` list and remove the entry corresponding to the app you want to delete.
Remove the app's migrations:
- Delete the migration files associated with the app from the `migrations` directory of the app. These files usually start with a number, such as `0001_initial.py`.
Remove the app's database tables (if any):
- If the app has created any database tables, you can delete them by running Django's database migration command: `python manage.py migrate appname zero`. Replace `appname` with the name of the app you want to delete.
Remove the app's files (optional):
- If the app has any additional files or directories specific to it, you can manually delete them from your project directory.
- After following these steps, the app will be effectively removed from your Django project. Make sure to update any code or references in your project that depend on the deleted app to avoid any issues.
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