Minimal blog that gets you started.
Documentation
To be added.
Features
Add blog post
Categorize posts
Use Markdown
Constraints
This is not a full featured blog app its enough to get you started
This does not mean to be everything in one to compete with wordpress, zinnia or mezzanine
You will need to write your own templates, for now.
Quickstart
Install dj-blog
pip install dj-blogAdd djblog to your INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS +=(
"djblog",
)Add to the urls.py:
url(r'^blog/', include('djblog.urls', namespace="djblog")),Finally, you need to write your own templates and put them in djblog/ in your templates folder.
Changelog
v 0.3 1. Added switch to use jinja templates if django_jinja is installed 2. Fix bug in showing only published articles in category views
v 0.2.5 1. Changed to mistune markdown converter 2. Added primary_category method to article 3. Added start to a preview ability of articles
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