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- 🔄 Reduced code duplication
- 🛠️ Improved maintainability through modular design
- 🧠 Easier management of complex UIs
- 🤝 Potential for better collaboration between frontend and backend developers
- 🤝 Enhanced collaboration between frontend and backend developers
Django-components can be particularly useful for larger Django projects that require a more structured approach to UI development, without necessitating a shift to a separate frontend framework.
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## Security notes 🚨
_You are advised to read this section before using django-components in production._
_It is strongly recommended to read this section before using django-components in production._
### Static files
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If `COMPONENTS.dirs` is omitted, django-components will by default look for a top-level `/components` directory,
`{BASE_DIR}/components`.
Irrespective of `COMPONENTS.dirs`, django_components will also load components from app-level directories, e.g. `my-app/components/`.
In addition to `COMPONENTS.dirs`, django_components will also load components from app-level directories, such as `my-app/components/`.
The directories within apps are configured with [`COMPONENTS.app_dirs`](#app_dirs), and the default is `[app]/components`.
NOTE: The input to `COMPONENTS.dirs` is the same as for `STATICFILES_DIRS`, and the paths must be full paths. [See Django docs](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.0/ref/settings/#staticfiles-dirs).
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</div>
{% endif %}
</div>
```
Here's our example with more complex branching.
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- `get_template_name`
- `get_template`
`self.input` is defined only for the duration of `Component.render`, and raises `RuntimeError` when called outside of this.
`self.input` is only defined during the execution of `Component.render`, and raises a `RuntimeError` when called outside of this context.
`self.input` has the same fields as the input to `Component.render`: