Mississippi
Mississippi goes one step beyond Django’s URL dispatcher to:
Promote resources (pages) and resource types to first class citizens
Allow for /<slug> URLs without any prefix, regardless of the resource type
Easily and automatically generate sitemaps
Right now Mississippi is in its early development stage; there is more to come.
Quick Start
Add ‘mississippi’ to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:
INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'mississippi', ]Make the mississippi URLconf the last one in your project urls.py like this:
url(r'', include('mississippi.urls')),Run python manage.py migrate to create the mississippi models.
TODO: Describe how to associate models with mississippi models.
TODO: Describe how to test to ensure mississippi is installed correctly.
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