Application allows to organize objects in tree hierarhy.
This Documentation is poor for now, but it contains instructions how to set up application with default settings.
Install:
Download django-catalog and include it into python path.
Edit your settings.py this way:
INSTALLED_APPS += [ 'catalog', 'catalog.contrib.defaults', ]
And insert one of this strings into urlconf.py:
urlpatterns += patterns('',
(r'^catalog/', include('catalog.urls.by_id')),
)
or
urlpatterns += patterns('',
(r'^catalog/', include('catalog.urls.by_slug')),
)
Method by_id will configure views to display tree items urls like this: http://example.com/catalog/my-item-47/. Where my-item is object’s slug, and 47 is TreeItem id attribute.
Method by_slug will configure views to display tree items urls like this: http://example.com/catalog/item-my-item/. Where my-item is object’s slug, and item is Item models name.
Notice, that when you use method by_slug, every object MUST have slug attribute.
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