A Django weblog application with builtin multilingual content and some other features.
Features
Multilingual articles and categories (but still compatible with single language site);
Categories, albums and tags for Articles;
Category tree;
Featuring, pinning, private and draft modes;
Configured CKEditor to write rich text in admin;
Preview mode for admins;
Publishing date and publishing end date;
Included image thumbnailing;
SVG soft support in image fields;
Optional API with djangorestframework;
Optional Breadcrumbs with django-view-breadcrumbs;
Optional DjangoCMS plugin with djangocms-lotus;
Optional Django Sitemap classes for all models to build a sitemap.xml;
Full test coverage;
Dependencies
Python>=3.10;
Django>=4.2;
django-ckeditor>=6.0.0;
django-smart-media>=0.2.2;
django-taggit>=3.1.0;
django-treebeard>=4.3,!=4.5,<5.0;
django-autocomplete-light>=3.9.7;
django-view-breadcrumbs>=2.2.1 (optional);
djangorestframework>=3.14.0 (optional);
Links
Read the documentation on Read the docs;
Download its PyPi package;
Clone it on its Github repository;
Credits
Logo vector and icon by SVG Repo.
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