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Django app to manage and display editos

Requires

1.5

  • Django >= 1.8

<= 1.4.1

  • Django >= 1.6 <= 1.8

Install

Using PyPI

pip install django-editos

From source

python setup.py install

Testing

Preparing test env

virtualenv ./virtualenv
source virtualenv/bin/activate
pip install django>=1.8

Runing unit tests

python setup.py test

Configuring

Add geelweb.django.editos to INSTALLED_APPS in your settings.

Create the db with python manage.py migrate editos

Load the editos tags in your templates with {% load editos %}

Edito model

Fields

editos.models.Edito object have the following fields

title

Required. 100 characters or fewer.

link

Required. Url to redirect

button_label

Optional. 20 characters or fewer.

image

Required. Uploaded image.

text_content

Required. 400 characters or fewer.

display_from

Required. A date field to represent the date from which the item is active.

display_until

Required. A date field to represent the date by which the item is active.

active

Optional. Default to True. Define if the item is active.

text_theme

Required. A theme to apply to the item in the template rendering. Can be “light” or “dark”. text_theme field use EDITOS_THEMES and EDITOS_DEFAULT_THEME settings.

Template tags

editos

Render the editos. Example

{% editos path/to/a/template.html %}

The first argument is the path to a template to use to render the editos. If omited the default editos/carousel.html template is used.

Templates

editos/carousel.html

The default template. Render a Bootstrap 3 Carousel

Write custom templates

The editos will be assign to the template in the editos variable. Example

{% for edito in editos %}
  {{ edito.title }}
{% endfor %}

Settings

EDITOS_THEMES

Default

(
('light', 'Light'),
('dark', 'Dark'),
)

A tuple of (value, label) choices

EDITOS_DEFAULT_THEME

Default: “light”

The default theme to use

EDITOS_HELP_TEXTS

Default: {}

This sets the mapping of help text to model field. Example

EDITOS_HELP_TEXTS = {
    'image': '150 x 300px',
}

License

django-editos is released under MIT License. See LICENSE.txt file for details.

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