On 5/04/2016 7:23 AM, Chris Seberino wrote:
I'm trying to create a simple stripped down skeleton Django
application.  Django ver1.9 forces
everything to be in apps which are not needed for this application.

When I try using models I get an error like the following:

"Model class doesn't declare an explicit app_label and isn't in an
application in INSTALLED_APPS."

Is there an easy sane/safe way to deal with this so Django can run
without any "apps" defined?

Just think of an app actually being a namespace rather than an app. Django uses INSTALLED_APPS entries just like a search path added to the BASE_DIR so it can find your models.

If you don't want the app name in your table name in the database I believe you can specify the db_table in your model meta options

Mike


Thanks,

Chris

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