django-bittersweet
Documentation
This is the limited subset of my django-sugar fork which I regularly use enough to distribute on PyPI.
License
Except for bittersweet_json, all code is released into the public domain. See LICENSE
Quickstart
See https://django-bittersweet.readthedocs.org/en/latest/quickstart.html
Running Tests
You can run the tests against every supported version of Python / Django using tox.
If you’re developing new features, run python setup.py test.
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