PyLucid is an open-source web content management system (CMS) using django.
Project description
Note: This is the Old v1.x branch. Current development is on django-cms branch!
about PyLucid
PyLucid is an Open Source web content management system written in Python using Django, jQuery and many more external software…
Some PyLucid Features are:
Open Source (GPL v3 or later)
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templates/styles/JS code online editable with CodeMirror highlighting
compress styles/JS code via Django-Compressor
Multi site support (Allows a single installation to serve multiple websites.)
internationalization and localization support (Multilingual content)
Revision controlled content with django-reversion and include django-reversion-compare for comparing two versions.
markup support: Creole, textile, markdown, ReStructuredText
expandable with plugins
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content:
weblog (Complete blogging solution)
comments / guestbook (comments for pages, blog articles, lexicon entries)
StreetMap (insert OpenStreetmap / GoogleMaps)
lexicon (explane words in content)
RSS (include external feeds into a page)
source code (highlight source code into content)
include local/remote file content into page
navigation:
basics: main menu (split able), sub menu and sitemap
search engine (search in page content, blog articles, lexicon entries)
update journal (List of all page updates)
Table of contens (TOC from page headlines)
content helpers:
find and replace (replace strings different contents)
translation dialogue, used google translation service (optional)
hierarchy tree page organization
support many database engines (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and SQLite)
WSGI conform: fastCGI, mod_WSGI and CGI (only for debugging) and others
and many more features… :)
install
(Please read the complete installation instructions.)
To create a PyLucid virtual environment, use our bootstrap script:
/home/FooBar$ wget https://raw.github.com/jedie/PyLucid/old_v1/bootstrap/pylucid-boot.py -O pylucid1-boot.py /home/FooBar$ python2 pylucid1-boot.py PyLucid1_py2_env
/home/FooBar$ cd PyLucid1_py2_env /home/FooBar/PyLucid1_py2_env$ ./create_page_instance.sh /var/www/YourSite
Setup a page instance:
~$ cd /var/www/YourSite # create all database tables (without creating a superuser at this time): /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py syncdb --all --noinput # Do faked south migrations /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py migrate --fake # Create a superuser: /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py createsuperuser # Load PyLucid base data into database: /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py loaddata pylucid.json # create initial revisions /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py createinitialrevisions # collect all static files as links /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py collectstatic # start local development server /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py runserver
After run our script you have these files/directory:
/var/www/YourSite/media/ |
Static media files |
/var/www/YourSite/index.fcgi |
fastCGI dispatcher file |
/var/www/YourSite/index.wsgi |
mod_WSGI dispatcher file |
/var/www/YourSite/index.cgi |
CGI handler, should only used for debugging |
/var/www/YourSite/local_settings.py |
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/var/www/YourSite/manage.py |
Access to django cli management |
/var/www/YourSite/.htaccess |
create database tables and insert initial data:
/home/FooBar/PyLucid_env$ cd /var/www/YourSite /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py syncdb /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py migrate /var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py loaddata pylucid.json
Now you can start the local developer server with:
/var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py runserver
Or use these files for apache with fastCGI:
/var/www/YourSite/index.fcgi
/var/www/YourSite/.htaccess
To complete the installation follow the steps in setup PyLucid after installation.
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