simple-article is a Django application which provides a simple Article model. That model could be a good start for simple blog or news, without the needs for installation much of other 3rd party packages.
Installation
You can install simple-article from PyPI:
pip install simple-article
Or from GitHub:
pip install https://github.com/zniper/simple-article/zipball/master
Configuration
Inside settings module, put article and related applications into INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'tinymce',
'taggit',
'article',
)
Include article URLs inside application urls.py file:
urlpatterns = patterns(
...
url(r'^blog/', include('article.urls')),
...
)
Then, update the database.
With Django 1.9 or newer:
python manage.py migrate article
With Django 1.8.x or older:
python manage.py syncdb
or using South:
python manage.py migrate article
Usage
Inside templates, there is an assignment tag named recent_articles which returns limited number of newest articles:
{% load article_tags %}
Short call, with maximum 10 newest articles returned:
{% recent_articles as other_articles %}
Customized call, with exclusion of given article:
{% recent_articles limit=5 exclude=article.pk as other_articles %}
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