djangocms-file 3.0.1

Adds file plugin to django CMS

django CMS File is a set of plugins for django CMS that allow you to add files to your site You can either choose a single file or an entire folder.

It uses files managed by Django Filer.

This addon is compatible with Divio Cloud for easy installation.

Contributing

This is a an open-source project. We’ll be delighted to receive your feedback in the form of issues and pull requests. Before submitting your pull request, please review our contribution guidelines.

We’re grateful to all contributors who have helped create and maintain this package. Contributors are listed at the contributors section.

One of the easiest contributions you can make is helping to translate this addon on Transifex.

Documentation

See REQUIREMENTS in the setup.py file for additional dependencies:

• Django Filer 1.7 or higher

Make sure django-filer is installed and configured appropriately.

Installation

For a manual install:

• run pip install djangocms-file

• add djangocms_file to your INSTALLED_APPS

• run python manage.py migrate djangocms_file

Configuration

Note that the provided templates are very minimal by design. You are encouraged to adapt and override them to your project’s requirements.

This addon provides a default template for all instances. You can provide additional template choices by adding a DJANGOCMS_FILE_TEMPLATES setting:

DJANGOCMS_FILE_TEMPLATES = [
    ('feature', _('Featured Version')),
]

You’ll need to create the feature folder inside templates/djangocms_file/ otherwise you will get a template does not exist error. You can do this by copying the default folder inside that directory and renaming it to feature.

Running Tests

You can run tests by executing:

virtualenv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r test_requirements/base.txt
python setup.py test

Updating from cmsplugin-filer

Historically, cmsplugin-filer was used to create file, folder, image, link, teaser & video plugins on your django CMS projects. Now cmsplugin-filer has been archived, you can still migrate your old instances without having to copy them manually to the new djangocms-<file|picture|link|…> plugins.

There’s a third-party management command that supports your migration:

migrate_cmsplugin_filer.py

This management command is only a starting point. It has worked out of the box for some people, but we encourage you to read the code, understand what it does, and test it on a development environment before running it on your production server.

The management command is only configured to transfer your cmsplugin_link, cmsplugin_file, cmsplugin_folder and cmsplugin_image plugins to modern djangocms_* plugins. If you need to transfer other cmsplugin_* plugins, you’ll have to write your own code.

Alternatively you can use the deprecate_cmsplugin_filer app, which only adds a small migration that transfer the old cmsplugin-filer plugins instances to the new djangocms-<file|picture|link|…> plugins.