django-blargg 0.7.0

Blargg!
=======

**yet another** Django-powered blog. The goal of this app is to provide a
minimalistic (in both number of features and code) tool for publishing a
mostly-text blog. Shameless plug: [bradmontgomery.net](https://bradmontgomery.net) for an example.

This app provides a fairly simple `Entry` model, and a light-weight `Tag` model.

Features
--------

* Support for `Site`
* Simple content tagging
* RSS and Atom Feeds
* Sitemap support
* Automatic cross-posting to Blogger (see below)
* Support authoring content in reStructured Text (requires
[docutils](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/docutils), markdown (requires
[Markdown](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Markdown) or plain old HTML.

Installation
------------

1. Install with `pip install django-blargg`
2. Add `blargg` to your `INSTALLED_APPS`
3. Configure your Root URLconf: `path('blog/', include('blargg.urls', namespace='blargg'))`
4. Customize your templates. There are some sample templates under
`blargg/templates/blargg`, but you'll want to override these in your project.
5. Add a `BLARGG` setting dict that contains the title and description to be
used in your blog's RSS feeds (see below).
6. (Optinally) enable Mail2Blogger (see below)


### Sample BLARGG settings

BLARGG = {
'title': 'Awesome blog',
'description': 'Entries from an awesome blog',
}


Mail2Blogger Support
--------------------

This app supports cross-posting to Blogger via email. By default, this setting
is disabled. To enable Mail2Blogger, include the following settings::

BLARGG = {
'title': ...,
'description': ...,
'mail2blogger': True,
'mail2blogger_email': 'username.SECRET@blogger.com',
}

To set your Mail2Blogger email address, view your
[Mobile and email](http://www.blogger.com) settings. Entries that are
cross-posted to Blogger will automatically include a link back to the original
site (provided that you've got the `django.contrib.sites` app installed and
configured correctly).

**Warning**: *mail2blogger* appears to remove extra whitespace from your content
which breaks things in a `<pre>` or `<code>` blocks. If you know how to
prevent this, [please let me know](https://github.com/bradmontgomery/django-blargg/issues/3).

License
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This code is distributed under the terms of the MIT license. See the `LICENSE.txt` file.


Contributing
------------

Feel free to report any issues or (better yet) pull requests for bug fixes!
There's a `requirements.txt` file in this repo to help you get all the
dependencies you'll likely need (for python3).


Why the name "Blargg"?
----------------------

From http://nintendo.wikia.com/wiki/Blargg:

A Blargg is a large red dragon that lives in lava and appears in Super Mario
World. When Mario goes across a lava pit on a pile of skulls occasionally
the eyes of a Blargg will appear and then itself will try to eat Mario. They
are found mostly in the Vanilla Dome. Strangely, they have one lazy eye.

Other than that, *Blargg* is really fun to say out loud. Especially if you use
a *Pirate Voice*. Go ahead, try it!

**Blargg**.