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OpenHire App

The apps/openhire app displays "Open to Work" and "Hiring" status information when enabled in the about data.

File Structure

apps/openhire/
├── views.py       # OpenHireView
├── urls.py        # URL routing
├── models.py      # (empty - no models)
├── admin.py       # (empty)
├── data/
│   ├── open.py    # Open-to-work data (OpenToWorkData)
│   └── hiring.py  # Hiring data (HiringData)
├── types/
│   ├── open_to_work.py  # PortfolioHighlight, OpenToWorkModel
│   ├── hiring.py        # Position, Requirements, ContactInfo, HiringModel
│   └── __init__.py
└── templates/openhire/
    └── openhire.html  # OpenHire display template

View (views.py)

OpenHireView

URL: /openhire/

Fetches about data from DataService and conditionally loads hiring-related data:

Condition Data Loaded Context Variable
about.is_open_to_work == True DataService.get_open_to_work_data() open_to_work_data
about.is_hiring == True DataService.get_hiring_data() hiring_data

If neither flag is set, the page renders without hiring/open-to-work data.

Uses OpenHireSEOMixin for automatic SEO metadata.

OOP Types (apps/openhire/types/)

from apps.openhire.types import OpenToWorkModel, HiringModel, Position

Data Source

The data comes from individual Python files in apps/openhire/data/:

  • apps/openhire/data/open.py — OpenToWorkData.get_open_to_work_data() returns position preferences, availability, and other open-to-work details
  • apps/openhire/data/hiring.py — HiringData.get_hiring_data() returns open positions and hiring requirements

The is_open_to_work and is_hiring flags are set in apps/about/data/about_data.py.

URL Configuration

/openhire/ → OpenHireView