I was just working on something similar. My two cents on the questions above.
2) Create a new file, such as pdf.py, and put all the code there. You can then either import it in your views.py or use directly as a view in urls.py (assuming you define a function that takes request as parameter).
3) It is possible to use static files by using a custom url_fetcher. Or just use django-weasyprint module, as that takes care of it for you.
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I was just working on something similar. My two cents on the questions above.
2) Create a new file, such as
pdf.py, and put all the code there. You can then either import it in yourviews.pyor use directly as a view inurls.py(assuming you define a function that takesrequestas parameter).3) It is possible to use static files by using a custom
url_fetcher. Or just usedjango-weasyprintmodule, as that takes care of it for you.