To bring a custom module into Django, follow these steps:
Create a directory inside the root directory of your Django project. Name it something like ‘helpers’.
Create a Python module in this directory. For example, you could create a file called ‘my_helpers.py’.
Inside this module, define your helper functions or classes.
In the module that you want to use the helper functions or classes, you can import the module and use the functions or classes like you would with any other Python module.
Here is an example of how you can import a custom module ‘my_helpers.py’:
from helpers import my_helpers
# Now you can use the functions or classes defined in ‘my_helpers.py’
my_helpers.my_function()
Make sure to add ‘helpers’ to the list of installed apps in your Django project’s settings.py file.
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