Simple apps for Django projects.
To install any of the apps listed simply create a folder on your PYTHONPATH named 'basic' and place the apps you wish to use in that folder. Then added basic.<app_name> to your project's settings.py file. (replace <app_name> with the apps you wish to use, naturally).
Below are a list of per app dependancies:
- Django Tagging has been replaced in favor of the more actively maintained django-taggit
- Added a visit counter for each post.
- Added django-markup for markup language support.
- Updated feeds for Django 1.2+
- Added a blog settings file
- Added support for Django WMD
- Added a Wordpress import script (
./manage.py wordpress_import) - Tag cloud!
- Massive template clean-up.
- Added an auto-excerpt feature.
- Disqus support.
- Added a property to access exif data.
- Added an original creation date to all photos, based on exif.
- Created a new basic search app based on Julien Phalip's code
- Basic Inlines are required to use the Blog app
- Django Comments (http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/add_ons/#comments) are required for the blog app
- django-taggit (https://github.com/alex/django-taggit) is used for tagging
- django-taggit-templatetags (https://github.com/feuervogel/django-taggit-templatetags) is used to generate a tag cloud
- Markdown (http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/add_ons/#markup)
- BeautifulSoup (http://www.crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoup/) is required to use the blog and, subsequently, the inlines app.
- Dateutil (http://labix.org/python-dateutil)
- Django Registration for the invitations app
- django-disqus (http://github.com/arthurk/django-disqus) is required if Disqus-powered comments are enabled.
Inlines is a template filter that can be used in conjunction with inline markup to insert content objects into other pieces of content. An example would be inserting a photo into a blog post body.
- An example of the markup is:
- <inline type="media.photo" id="1" />
The type attribute is app_name.model_name and the id is the object id. Pretty simple.
- In your template you would say:
{% load inlines %}
{{ post.body|render_inlines }}