Due to this issue #35, I have made views for status codes 400, 403, 404, and 500 (The default views that can be overrided from Django).
In order to test, temporarily set DEBUG = False in the setting first. And run the server using ./manage.py runserver --insecure. This is because Django won't manage static files when debug mode turned off.
I've tested the views for 404 and 500. However, I still have no idea how to test 403 or 400 for now. But I hope it would give the similar result as well.
Due to this issue #35, I have made views for status codes 400, 403, 404, and 500 (The default views that can be overrided from Django).
In order to test, temporarily set
DEBUG = Falsein the setting first. And run the server using./manage.py runserver --insecure. This is because Django won't manage static files when debug mode turned off.I've tested the views for 404 and 500. However, I still have no idea how to test 403 or 400 for now. But I hope it would give the similar result as well.