django-epiced 0.3.1

Quick start

1. Install django-epiced

   pip install django-epiced

2. Add it to your installed apps

   INSTALLED_APPS = (
       ...
       'epiced',
   )

3. Use it in your model

   from epiced.models import EpicEditorField
   
   class Post(models.Model):
       article = EpicEditorField()

4. Sync your database

   python manage.py syncdb
   
   OR with south ::
   
   python manage.py schemamigration ...

5. Create an admin page or a form template.

6. Now you should have the EpicEditor in your admin and/or template.

7. To display the html version of the text in your template use

   {{ post.article_html|safe }}

8. Enjoy a markdown editor that won’t break your html!

Form more read the documentation at : http://django-epiced.readthedocs.org

Thanks

I’d like to thank John Gruber and Aaron Swartz.for the markdown language http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/

Thanks to Oscar Godson and John Donahue for EpicEditor : http://epiceditor.com/

Thanks to carljm creator of this snippet : http://djangosnippets.org/snippets/882/ used to complete the EpicEditorField

and Shaun Sephton for creating the django-ckeditor that inspired the widget associated with the field https://github.com/shaunsephton/django-ckeditor

History

0.3.1

- Updated to Epic Editor 0.2.2

0.3.0

*Attention, since it's so easy to use this pluggin I've changed the default
escaping of the HTML, Please refer to the documentation.*
- Security update : now html is escaped by default
- Added the automatic install of Markdown (Thanks daikeren for the patch)
- Added formsets support (Thanks szuliq for the bug repport)
- Added small test_site for debugging
- Updated documentation for the security update

0.2.1

Typo correction in the documentation

0.2.0

bug fixes: Double slashes in images url
Typos

0.1.0

First Release