Django Oscar Wagtail
This project integrates the Wagtail CMS with Django Oscar for eCommerce. It adds the following features:
each Oscar category page can now be managed by the Wagtail CMS
it is possible to add product lists to wagtail pages
Installation
Presuming you have installed Django-Oscar and Wagtail into your Django project.
First install django-oscar-wagtail via PIP:
pip install django-oscar-wagtailAnd add oscar_wagtail to your settings as follows:
INSTALLED_APPS = [
# ... your other apps
'oscar_wagtail',
]Add the URLs to urls.py:
import oscar_wagtail.urls
urlpatterns += [
url(r'^api/oscar_wagtail/', include(oscar_wagtail.urls, namespace='oscar_wagtail')),
]Fork the catalogue app as described in the oscar documentation. Then instead of using the AbstractCategory from Oscar use the one from this project as follows:
from oscar_wagtail.abstract_models import AbstractCategory
class Category(AbstractCategory):
pass
from oscar.apps.catalogue.models import *If you want to have a CMS button in the Oscar dashboard, add the following to your settings:
OSCAR_DASHBOARD_NAVIGATION.insert(1, {
'label': 'CMS',
'icon': 'icon-th-list',
'url_name': 'wagtailadmin_home',
'access_fn': lambda user, *args: user.has_perm('wagtailadmin.access_admin')
})
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