What is the best way to structure URLs in Django?

What is the best way to structure URLs in Django?

In Django, it's best to use a clear and logical URL structure that reflects the hierarchy of your application. You can use the path() and re_path() functions in your urls.py to define your URL patterns.

Can you give me an example of a good URL structure?

Sure! For a blog application, you might have URLs like /blog/ for the list of posts, /blog/<post_id>/ for individual posts, and /blog/category/<category_name>/ for filtering by category.

How do I include parameters in my URLs?

You can include parameters in your URLs by using angle brackets. For example, path('post/<int:post_id>/', views.post_detail) allows you to capture the post_id as an integer.

What about using namespaces for my URLs?

Namespaces are great for organizing your URLs, especially in larger projects. You can define a namespace in your urls.py using the app_name variable and then reference it in your templates.