Django Markdown Content Manager
DMCM is a Django 1.9 app which implements a content management system where every item is a page and all the content is written in Markdown.
Quick start
Add “dmcm” to your INSTALLED_APPS settings.
The DMCM pages are orgaised in a tree structure. A default root page called “Root” will be created. Add SITE_ROOT_SLUG to settings:
SITE_ROOT_SLUG = 'home' # Homepage
Include the feedreader URLconf in your project urls.py like this:
url(r'^dmcm/', include('dmcm.urls', namespace='dmcm')),Run python manage.py syncdb to create the dmcm models.
Run python manage.py collectstatic to copy static files to your project’s static root.
Visit /dmcm/ on your site to see a default home page in DMCM.
Visit /dmcm/dmcm/edit/ to see a list of all DMCM pages and to add more.
Editing in DMCM requires that Django login be enabled.
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