Django Dirbrowser
Django app for browse a local server direcotry.
This app is user to give acces to a local directory and still using django auth, django templates and django middleware.
Requires django version 1.3 or greater.
Installation
Install or add django-dirbrowser to your Python path.
pip install django-dirbrowser
or with wasy_intall
easy_install django-dirbrowser
Usage
Add dirbrowser to your INSTALLED_APPS setting.
Add dirbrowse serve to your project’s urls.py file:
from dirbrowser.views import serve (r'^browse/(?P<path>.*)$', serve, {'document_root': CURRENT_DIR}),Or personalize it on your own views:
from dirbrowser.views import serve def mybrowser(reques, path): extra_context = {.. some extra vars ..} return serve(request, document_root='path_to_my_root_dir', template="custom_template.html", extra_context=extra_context)
The serve view accepts the parameters:
document_root : Path to the root directory to serve
template : Template used to show index page (if show_indexes is True)
extra_context : Extra context to the template
show_indexes : if True show the directory index page. Default is False
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