Just place the file 'create_skeleton.sh' in the root of your Django project.
Give it execute privileges and run it.

It will create the following files:
db/ <-- For SQLite database in case of easy local development. Gets 755 permissions.
templates/404.html <-- Default 404 placeholder
templates/500.html <-- Default 500 placeholder
templates/base.html <-- The base template, including doctype and most basic blocks
site_media/css/global.css <-- Placeholder for custom styles
site_media/js/global.js <-- Placeholder for custom javascript
site_media/images/ <-- Images directory
fabfile.py <-- Basic Fabric file, doesn't do much yet
README.txt <-- Project README and TODO file
local_settings.py <-- If this gets imported, it means running localhost, thus DEBUG will be True (it's usually in .gitignore

If settings.py exists, the import statement for local_settings.py will be appended.

Feel free to use/adapt/ignore this file.

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