django-cms-tools 0.6.9

page anchor menu

Add a anchor menu to a CMS page. More info in: django_cms_tools/plugin_anchor_menu/README.creole

landing page

A app to create landing pages. More info in: django_cms_tools/plugin_landing_page/README.creole

Add CMS Plugin unittest test case

django_cms_tools.unittest_utils.add_cms_plugin.TestAddPluginTestCase - TestCase to test “add CMS plugin via admin”

Generate Add CMS Plugin unittest skeleton

e.g.:

$ ./manage.py generate_add_plugin_test_code plugin_anchor_menu.AnchorPlugin

from django_cms_tools.unittest_utils.add_cms_plugin import TestAddPluginTestCase

class AddPluginTestCase(TestAddPluginTestCase):
    """
    Tests for plugin_anchor_menu.AnchorPluginModel

    Based on a skeleton generated via:
        ./manage.py generate_add_plugin_test_code plugin_anchor_menu.AnchorPlugin
    """

    def test_anchorplugin_de_1(self):
        # plugin name in de: 'Anchor'
        self.create_plugin(
            language_code = "de",
            plugin_parent=None,
            plugin_type="AnchorPlugin",

            title='dummy text no. 0', # CharField, String (up to 254)
            slug='dummy-text-no-0', # SlugField, Slug (up to 255)
        )
        response = self.assert_plugin(
            language_code="de",
            must_contain_html=[
                "<XXX></XXX>", # TODO: Add plugin html output here!
            ],
            must_contain=[
                "dummy text no. 0",
            ],
            template_name="anchor_menu/anchor.html",
        )

    def test_anchorplugin_de_2(self):
...

Display usage of a CMS-Plugin

List all existing plugins by calling:

./manage.py list_page_by_plugin

To display CMS-Plugin usage, add the plugin name as argument, e.g.:

./manage.py list_page_by_plugin TextPlugin

django_cms_tools.fixtures.pages

Helper for creating Django CMS pages in test fixtures:

Class django_cms_tools.fixtures.pages.***CmsPageCreator* can be used for create normal/plugin CMS pages. Inherit from the class and overwrite attributes/methods for your need ;) Example, look into the Test code.

Source: django_cms_tools/fixtures/pages.py Test/Example: /tests/test_fixtures_pages.py

create_cms_index_pages

Create CMS home page in all existing languages (settings.LANGUAGES) and fill placeholder with TextPlugin, use:

• django_cms_tools.fixtures.pages.***create_cms_index_pages*

create_cms_plugin_page

Create CMS plugin page in all existing languages (settings.LANGUAGES) and add a link to the index page.

• django_cms_tools.fixtures.pages.***create_cms_plugin_page*

‘image info’ management command

Display information about the number of existing, missing and ignored images. And a summary about all used images. usage:

$ ./manage.py image_info

34 items - foo.Bar
34 instanced checked:
   0 exist    0 missing   34 ignored - foo.BarModel.meta_image
  34 exist    0 missing    0 ignored - foo.BarModel.filer_overview_image

...

total:
    existing images..: 6171
    missing images...: 0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Collect all filer IDs...
File: 2 entries
Image: 2 entries
Information about File:
    Total entry count: 8042 entries.
    Used entry count: 2 entries.
    Total size: 13.8 GB
    Used size: 997.5 KB
Information about Image:
    Total entry count: 6993 entries.
    Used entry count: 2 entries.
    Total size: 13.7 GB
    Used size: 997.5 KB
(Note: 'File' contains 'Image' ;)

‘replace broken’ management command

Replace all not existing files files with a given filer ID.

e.g.: You would like to make a clone of a existing installation, but without to move the real files:

1. make a DB dump on the source system

2. insert the DB dump the the cloned system

3. log into django admin of the new cloned version

4. upload a “dummy.jpg” filer image

5. write down the filer image ID (e.g.: 123)

6. start: $ ./manage.py replace_broken 123