The followit django app allows to easily set up a capability for the site users to follow various things on the site, represented by django model objects.
Setup
To the INSTALLED_APPS in your settings.py add entry 'followit'. Then, in your apps’ models.py, probably at the end of the file, add:
import followit followit.register(Thing)
Once that is done, in your shell run:
python manage.py syncdb
Not it will be possible for the user to follow instances of SomeModel.
If you decide to allow following another model, just add another followit.register(...) statement to the models.py and re-run the syncdb.
Usage
Examples below show how to use followit (assuming that model Thing is registered with followit in your models.py.
bob.follow_thing(x) bob.unfollow_thing(x) things = bob.get_followed_things() x_followers = x.get_followers()
Note that followit does not yet provide view functions of url routing relevant to following or unfollowing items, nor template tags.
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