Deleting 'models.py' from Django app

In a project, I'm implementing using

Django

framework, I have two applications:

Application responsible for REST API, containing production
models.py
file.

Application responsible for Web client, that uses REST API's models.

Both of them contain vast static files and hierarchy of additional source code, that is why it came to my mind to split this responsibilities into two apps, rather than different

views.py

and

urls.py

files inside of one application.

Because application responsible for Web relies entirely on REST API's models is it a good practice to delete

models.py

file from this application entirely?

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Thijs van Dien

Answer Source

The file is only generated for your convenience. If you don't need it, there's no reason to keep it. No part of Django relies on it being present.

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