django-shop-richproduct
Provides rich product functionality for the django shop application.
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Requirements
django < 1.8
django-cms
django-shop
Installation
Run pip install django-shop-richproduct or download this package and run python setup.py install
Ensure that django_shop_richproduct is in your INSTALLED APPS
Run syncdb or migrate django_shop_richproduct if you have South installed.
History
v1.1.0:
Added purchase_button_label field to the RichProduct model to allow products to customize this button text on an individual basis.
v1.0.0:
Django 1.7 is now supported.
v0.2.5:
Removing pip requirement from setup.py.
v0.1.0:
Initial version.
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