- Version:
- 0.1
pip install django-feedmap
Django Feedmap is a syndication feeds and sitemaps generator for django. Register the querysets only once with feedmap so it knows how to populate the feeds. Put this bit in your urls.py:
from feedmap import feedmap
feedmap.register('entries',
BlogEntry.objects.filter(is_public=True),
feed_attrs = {
'title':'Recent Blog Entries',
'link':'/blog/',
},
)
urlpatterns += feedmap.urls
Then it will generate syndication feeds in atom and rss2 formats as well as corresponding sitemaps:
/sitemap.xml # Global Index /sitemap-feeds.xml # Index of syndication feeds /sitemap-entries.xml # Actual sitemap of recent blog entries /feeds/entries # RSS2 feed /feeds/entries/atom # Atom feed
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