django-multidomain 1.1.4

Installation

You can install the most recent Django Multi Domain version using pip:

pip install django-multidomain

Setup

NOTE: The following settings should be added to the project file ‘settings.py’.

1. Add ‘multidomain’ to ‘’INSTALLED_APPS’’:

   INSTALLED_APPS += ( 'multidomain', )

2. Add ‘multidomain.middleware.DomainMiddleware’ to ‘’MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES’’:

   MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES += ( 'multidomain.middleware.DomainMiddleware', )

3. Create a file for each domain you have (For example: ‘domain-one.dev’ and ‘domain-two.dev’):

   * urls.py   (by default)
       from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url
       from django.contrib import admin
       urlpatterns = patterns('',
           url(r'^admin/', include(admin.site.urls)),
       )
   
   * urls-one.py
       from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url
       import one.urls
       urlpatterns = patterns(
           '',
           url(r'^', include(one.urls, namespace='one')),
       )
   
   * urls-two.py
       from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url
       import two.urls
       urlpatterns = patterns(
           '',
           url(r'^', include(two.urls, namespace='one')),
       )

4. Declare host/domain urlconfig tuple ‘’URL_CONFIG’’:

   URL_CONFIG = (
       (r'^(.+\.)?domain-one\.dev', 'urls-one'),
       (r'^(.+\.)?domain-two\.dev', 'urls-two'),
   )
   
   ROOT_URLCONF = 'urls'

Usage

It should create the following structure:

project_django/
| -- __init__.py
| -- settings.py
| -- wsgi.py
| -- urls-one.py
| -- urls-two.py
| -- urls.py        (default/optional)

NOTE: We use ‘’django-theming’’ library to manage multiple teming. (https://github.com/achavezu89/django-theming)

Contributing

Development of django-multidomain happens at github: https://github.com/cyacarinic/django-multidomain

Credits

• Claudio Yacarini: https://github.com/cyacarinic/