This is Django Class Based Views taken from Django trunk.
Use CBVs like this:
import cbv as generic
Then write your class-based views as expained in the Django documentation:
class SomeView(generic.TemplateView):
template_name = 'some_template.html'
You will need the following middleware installed:
cbv.middleware.DeferredRenderingMiddleware
Once you’re ready to use Django 1.3, you’ll only need to switch the import statement to:
from django.views import generic
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