django-heroku-mongoify: Friendly MongoDB for Django on Heroku
A user-friendly method to configure Django projects on Heroku to use MongoDB.
Inspired by the work of Randall Degges.
Usage
Place this code into your project’s settings.py:
from mongoify import mongoify from pymongo import Connection db = Connection(mongoify(default='mongodb://localhost'))
Full documentation can be found on Read the Docs.
Installation
Installing django-heroku-mongoify is easy:
pip install django-heroku-mongoify
or download the source and run:
python setup.py install
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