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PirateLearner Blogging App
A Simple Blogging App that enables you to:
Create/Decide Layout of the post.
Arrange them in hierarchy.
Write taggeble blog articles.
Apart from these stand-alone features this app can be used as Django-CMS apps also providing various plugins e.g.:
Latest Entries Plugin (with Various view options).
Section Views Plugin.
Contact Page Plugin.
Filter Entries based of Tags.
Requirements
Installation
Use pip for installing the app:
pip install pi-blogging –pre
or download zip file from github here
after installation, add blogging to your installed apps and also make sure that requirements are also installed -
INSTALLED_APPS = (…‘reversion’,‘crispy_forms’,‘blogging’,‘taggit’,‘ckeditor’,‘django_select2’,…)
Also add blogging urls in your projects urls.py -
urlpatterns = i18n_patterns(‘’,…url(r’^’, include(‘blogging.urls’,namespace=’blogging’)),…)
after this just run python manage.py syncdb for creation of database tables.
Usage
Basic Usage of the Blogging App is creating blog entries and navigate among them. App has three core entities :
Content Type.
Blog Parent.
Blog Entries.
The documentation may be found at Read The Docs.
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