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django-openkm
WORK IN PROGRESS There are existing tests (500+ lines), models and views - however they need to be refactored to abstract them from their current project. So basically, the Django stuff will come later, but not much later.
A Python/Django client library for interaction with the OpenKM web services API.
OpenKM is an open-source, Java document management system with Lucene search built-in.
INSTALLATION
Add the following to your settings:
OPENKM = {
'UploadRoot': '/okm:root/',
'Host': 'http://localhost:8080/',
'User': 'okmAdmin',
'Password': 'admin',
'Path': 'OpenKM',
}
Ensure your MEDIA_ROOT is set up with the correct permissions and working
Developed and maintained by Phil Tysoe at Tangent Labs
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