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django-notifyme-onsite
This is a plugin for https://github.com/stefanfoulis/django-notifyme
django-notifyme-onsite is a delivery backend for django-notifyme. It allows displaying notifications on the website and keeps a list of per user notifications in the database. It contains hook for users to dismiss a a sticky notification.
Installation
- Dependencies:
django-notifyme
pip install django-notifyme-onsite
Add notifyme_onsite to INSTALLED_APPS and register the backend somewhere in your project code (best in a models.py):
import notifyme.delivery from notifyme_onsite.delivery import OnsiteStickyBackend notifyme.delivery.backend.register(OnsiteStickyBackend)
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