Newsboard
Reusable Django app inspired from Sam et Max’s multiboard. It aims to gather serveral type of feed in one app: RSS, Facebook, Sitemap or else.
It uses Web-Rich-Object and its Django integration to handle things.
Install
pip install newsboard
Configuration
Add newsboard and dj_web_rich_object in your INSTALLED_APPS.
Create tables: ./manage.py migrate
Include this in your URL patterns: (r'news/', include('newsboard.urls'))
Auto-updating
To enable auto-updating, please configure your project with celery and use the configuration in newsboard.periodic_tasks.UPDATE_STREAMS:
sender.add_periodic_task(newsboard.periodic_tasks.UPDATE_STREAMS)
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