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Manual Usage

Let’s assume you need a model called: Page. Create a file under YOUR_APP/models/page.py:

# example for Django’s default model
# YOUR_APP/models/page.py

from django.db import models

__all__ = ['Page',]

class Page(models.Model):
    # define your fields here...
    pass

# YOUR_APP/models/__init__.py
# append:
from .page import *

or, you can use CustomBaseModel or CustomBaseModelWithSoftDelete:

from django.db import models

from vb_baseapp.models import CustomBaseModelWithSoftDelete

__all__ = ['Page']

class Page(CustomBaseModelWithSoftDelete):
    # define your fields here...
    pass

Now make migrations etc... Use it as from YOUR_APP.models import Page :)