thanks, very simple and nice.
Does using a lot of context processors create a mess? How do you keep tracking which one is context processor which one is normal?
I did switch over to using React/Next.js as my frontend recently. 😁
But, i would suggest using a naming scheme and folder structure, so you know where and which ones are yours.
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thanks, very simple and nice.
Does using a lot of context processors create a mess? How do you keep tracking which one is context processor which one is normal?
I did switch over to using React/Next.js as my frontend recently. 😁
But, i would suggest using a naming scheme and folder structure, so you know where and which ones are yours.