djangout – Set of Buildout recipes for Django
This package offers Django-specific Buildout recipes, such as:
One that makes available the path to the Django Admin media in the Buildout parts, so it can be referenced from other recipes (e.g., to generate an Apache virtual host configuration that serves these media).
The end-user manual is available at: http://packages.python.org/djangout/
Djangout releases
Version 1.0 Alpha 1 (2010-02-18)
Implemented the admin_media recipe.
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