gu-django-multihost 1.2.0

gu-django-multihost
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**gu-django-multihost** is a Django application/framework which allow to serve different hostnames "
"and urlconfs in one django application instance
Quickstart:
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Install gu-django-multihost:

$ pip install gu-django-multihost

Add gu-multihost to INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py for your project:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'gu_multihost',
)

#multihost
MULTIHOST_DATABASE_DRIVEN_URLS = True # means that list or url modules are stored in database and managed there

#for MULTIHOST_DATABASE_DRIVEN_URLS = False make a list possilbe selections for sites urls
from gu_multihost import MULTIHOST_DEFAULT_URLS
MULTIHOST_AVAILABLE_URLS = MULTIHOST_DEFAULT_URLS + [ROOT_URLCONF, ]

Add middleware class fetch from cache middleware :

MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES += (
# should be called after FetchFromCacheMiddleware
'gu_multihost.middleware.MultiHostMiddleware',
'django.middleware.cache.FetchFromCacheMiddleware',
)

Setup you'r multihost sites objects.

Standard core django sites host names should be configured to actual accesible domain names with protocol name and port values without ending slash:

https://site-name.org:8433

In your code:

import gu_multihost

Yu can query current site, which serves a request:

gu_multihost.get_current_site.site # link to django site object

You can build urls for different sites with a full url.

gu_multihost.mh_reverse(news_item, site=None, full_url=False, [site.two_letter_code, nid])

Build short url for default site - /BB/news/item/XXX/

gu_multihost.mh_reverse(news_item, site=None, full_url=False, [site.two_letter_code, nid])

Build full url for default site - http://default.site/BB/news/item/XXX/

gu_multihost.mh_reverse(news_item, site=mobile, full_url=False, [site.two_letter_code, nid])

Build full url for separate site - http://mobile.site/BB/ni/XXX/

The same is from django templates:

{% import multihost %}

{% mh_reverse 'portal-news-item' '' 'pb' %}
{% mh_reverse 'portal-news-item' 'mobile' 'pb' %}

License (and related information):
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Originally written by Andriy Gushuley.

This program is licensed under the MIT License (see LICENSE.txt)