Introduction
ClueDojo is three things:
Example Usage
See src/cluedojo/demoapp.py for an example of how to mount the WSGI component of ClueDojo.
API Usage
The API is only provided as a convenience for a HTML snippet that includes necessary dojo files. It is not required for using the Dojo files themselves.
Example:
import cluedojo headerhtml = cluedojo.get_google_cdn_block()
Credits
Created and maintained by Rocky Burt <rocky@serverzen.com>.
Changelog
1.4.2-2 - Apr 12, 2010
Removed existing api functions and added:
cluedojo.get_local_block
cluedojo.get_google_cdn_block
cluedojo.get_aol_cdn_block
1.4.2-1 - Mar 29, 2010
Updated to Dojo Toolkit 1.4.2
1 maintainer
Metadata
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