Django Podcasting
Django Podcasting is a reusable application which provides audio podcasting functionality for websites running on the Django Web framework.
More documentation about the usage and installation of Django Podcasting can be found on django-podcasting.readthedocs.org.
The source code for Django Podcasting can be found and contributed to on github.com/rizumu/django-podcasting. There you can also file issues.
To find out what’s new in this version of django-podcasting, please see the changelog
Quick Installation Guide
Please visit django-podcasting.readthedocs.org for the full installation guide including optional thumbnailing, tagging and twitter support.
Tested against Django 1.8 and greater.
Install Django Podcasting with your favorite Python package manager:
pip install django-podcasting
Add "podcasting", "django.contrib.sites", and the optional apps of your choice to the INSTALLED_APPS setting in your settings.py:
INSTALLED_APPS = ( ... "django.contrib.admin", "django.contrib.sites", ... "podcasting", ... )Include podcasting.urls and podcasting.urls_feeds in your urls definition:
url(r"^podcasts/", include("podcasting.urls")), url(r"^feeds/podcasts/", include("podcasting.urls_feeds")),To run the test suite:
./runtests.sh
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