Wagtail-Constance
I know there is wagtail.contrib.settings available, but I’m a big fan of django-constance with redis backend!
Installation
Make sure you installed django-constance then install wagtail-constance:
pip install wagtail-constanceAnd then just add wagtailconstance into INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'wagtailconstance',
...
)Note
I’m not added wagtail or constance as requirements in setup.py. I’m tested it out only with python 3.5.1
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