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* `Overview`_
* `Quick start`_
.. _Overview: #overview
.. _Quick start: #quick-start
.. _overview:
Overview?
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django-favman is a simple application that let users bookmark their favorites.
.. _quick-start:
Quick start
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In settings.py, add 'favman' to the INSTALLED_APPS
In urls.py add ``(r'^favorites/', include('favman.urls'))`` to your urlpatterns
In your templates ::
{% load favman_tags %}
{% favman_media %}
{{object_to_manage}}{% favman_item object=object_to_manage %}
It will create a two-state icon that indicates if the object is in the user favorites.
Clicking on this icon will toggle the state.
The user can also see the list of /favorites/list/
License
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django-favman is licensed under the GNU-LGPL
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