Application to manage HTML5 Appcache Manifest files for dynamic Django web applications.
While handy and quite simple in its structure, manifest file is quite burdensome to keep up-to-date on dynamic websites.
django-html5-appcache try to make this effortless, exploiting the batteries included in Django to discover pages and assets as they are updated by the users.
While still in pre-alpha state it should be usable, at least for testing purposes.
Documentation is in progress.
As generating manifest file can be quite resource intensive for larger sites, it uses the Django cache system.
Requirements
django>=1.4
lxml
html5lib
Installation
To get started using django-html5-appcache install it with pip:
$ pip install django-html5-appcache
If you want to use the development version install from github:
$ pip install git+https://github.com/nephila/django-html5-appcache.git#egg=django-html5-appcache
See Documentation for further details.
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