============
Installation
------------
**Notice**: This application is still under development and everything
is subject to change.
1. Add ``'admin_import'`` to ``INSTALLED_APPS`` in your settings file.
2. Add an import to your admin like so::
try:
from admin_import.options import add_import
except ImportError:
pass
else:
add_import(InviteeAdmin)
3. Add a button in your admin by overriding the ``change_list.html`` template
for your specific model or use ``add_import(InviteeAdmin, add_button=True)``
4. If you need an other modelform than used in the admin you can override
the ``get_admin_import_model_form` function. But it should be capable of
excluding some files.
Change Notes
------------
0.3.0
~~~~~
- add a method to specify a custom form to use during the import
- cleaned up some code
- replace print with logging
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