What is it?
Guestbook is a simple guestbook application for the Django web-framework. It is closely based on the contributed comments application.
Guestbook is build to work against a late pre-1.0 checkout and should be 1.0-compatible.
More info about this app can be found in the blog post introducing it at: http://cooking.visualspace.nl/post/9992059/Django-Guestbook-application
Status
This app is currently being used in several small-scale production environments. However, it is probably that it still has a few kinks so feel free to submit bugfixes.
Installation
Get it from the Cheese Shop:
easy_install django-guestbook
Or get the latest & greatest from Github and link it to your application tree:
git clone git://github.com/dokterbob/django-guestbook.git ln -s django-guestbook/guestbook $PROJECT_DIR/guestbook
(Here $PROJECT_DIR is your project root directory.)
Add popularity to INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py:
INSTALLED_APPS = ( ... 'guestbook', ... )Create required data structure:
cd $PROJECT_DIR ./manage.py syncdb
Add guestbook views to urls.py:
urlpatterns += patterns('', ... (r'^guestbook/', include('guestbook.urls')), ... )Enjoy!
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