django-cmstemplates 0.3

Features

1. Template blocks can be edited in your admin

2. Django’s cache machinery is actively used

3. Template group autocreation (if group is not exist)

4. Codemirror widget support

5. Ability to view template only for superuser, useful when editing in production.

Installation

1. Add cmstemplates to INSTALLED_APPS

2. Run ./manage.py migrate cmstemplates

3. Go to admin and create new group template with name test-group You can skip this step for now, if you want template to be auto-created.

4. Add this group to your template with built-in django include tag:

   {% cms_group "test-group" %}

   If you skipped step three, then template group test-group will be created automatically.

5. Create some templates for this group in admin.

6. Refresh target site page and see your templates content.

Using codemirror widget

Add to your settings:

CMSTEMPLATES_USE_CODEMIRROR = True

Install codemirror widget:

1. source env/bin/activate

2. pip install django-codemirror-widget

3. cd project_name/static/vendor

4. wget http://codemirror.net/codemirror.zip

5. unzip codemirror.zip

6. mv codemirror-4.2 codemirror

7. Add to settings:

   CODEMIRROR_PATH = 'vendor/codemirror'
   CODEMIRROR_THEME = 'default'
   CODEMIRROR_CONFIG = {'lineNumbers': True}

Final settings should look like this:

# cmstemplates
CMSTEMPLATES_USE_CODEMIRROR = True

# codemirror
CODEMIRROR_PATH = 'vendor/codemirror'
CODEMIRROR_THEME = 'default'
CODEMIRROR_CONFIG = {'lineNumbers': True}