Django-catalog
Application allows to organize objects in tree hierarhy.
This Documentation is poor for now, but it contains instructions how to set up application with default settings.
Download & Install:
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From python package index::
pip install djang-catalog
From github::
pip install -e git://github.com/redsolution/django-catalog.git@2.0.0#egg=Django-catalog
Quick install
Include applications into INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS += [ ... 'mptt', 'catalog', 'catalog.contrib.defaults', ... ]
Include catalog in urls.py:
urlpatterns += patterns('', url(r'^catalog/', include('catalog.urls.by_slug')), )Run manage.py syncdb
For more complicated installation options look into documentation.
Features
Nice admin interface with drag-n-grop manipulations.
Generic model relationship architechture (any model can be included in catalog tree)
Useful templatetags library
Hightly customizable
Screenshot:
Redsolution CMS classifiers:
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