move css/js files into static/unicorn/ folder

I recently discovered as I deployed a project using Unicorn that manage.py collectstatic puts the static files of Unicorn into global css and js folder within static/ (meaning the configured static files directory of Django). Django itself (e.g. the admin app) uses a structure similar to the recommended templates examples in the tutorial: use the app name as namespace. Unicorn e.g. has a few svg/oval.svg[.gz] files which get copied into static/svg/oval.svg. Same with js files. If any app uses another “utils.js” file, I suppose Django gets a problem…

This could be easily solved by putting files into an 'unicorn/namespace folder withinstatic/`

This would make bigger installations easier. What do you say about that, @adamghill ?

[adamghill]

Makes sense and works for me. I’ll update it to be unicorn. 👍

[nerdoc]

Ah, OK. But if so. uses Unicorn AND names his own app ‘unicorn’, that:s either intended to use the same namespace, or by mistake IMHO. Unicorn by definition uses that namespace 😃 In your case, couldn’t it be a possible solution to name your app <something>_unicorn?