This is a set of nano-size tools and apps for Django 1.8 and later.
Currently included:
activation A place to store activation-codes for e.g. authentication
badge User-badges worth certain points ala. StackOverflow
blog A very basic blog-app
comments Unmoderated comments for logged-in users
chunk Templates stored in the database
faq Just about as simple a FAQ as is possible
privmsg Private messages with separate archives for sent an received
user A very basic user-registration- and password-handling app/tool
tools Utility-functions used by the above apps
See INSTALL.txt for installation-instructions and TODO.txt for what's missing.
Common for all apps +++++++++++++++++++
Append nano.<subapp> to your INSTALLED_APPS, where subapp
is any of the tools listed above except tools.
blog ++++
Blog entries can be tagged using django-taggit if it is in
INSTALLED_APPS and NANO_BLOG_USE_TAGS is set to True in settings.
chunk +++++
Add 'nano.chunk.loader.Loader' to TEMPLATE_LOADERS.
user ++++
Doesn't have any models so just hook up the views in an urls.py:
signup()password_change()password_reset()Settings for user .................
NANO_USER_EMAIL_SENDER The From:-address on a password-reset email. If unset, no email is sent.
**Default:** Not set
NANO_USER_TEST_USERS Special-cased usernames for live testing.
**Default:** ``()``
NANO_USER_BLOG_TEMPLATE Template used for auto-blogging new users.
**Default:** ``blog/new_user.html``
:Version: 0.10.0
FAQs
Does less! Loosely coupled mini-apps for django.
We found that nano demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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