jmbo-generic 0.0.2

Installation

1. Install or add jmbo-generic to your Python path.

2. Install django-preferences as described here.

3. Add generic to your INSTALLED_APPS setting.

4. Add generic URL include to your project’s urls.py file:

   (r'^', include('generic.urls')),

5. jmbo-generic includes a number of template sets allowing you to deliver lightweight(zero), mobile(basic) or desktop/touch(full) specific output. Specifying which template set to use is simply a matter of specifying a TEMPLATE_TYPE setting, and adding generic.loaders.TypeLoader to the TEMPLATE_LOADERS setting. For example to use the basic template set update your settings as follows:

   TEMPLATE_TYPE = "basic"
   
   TEMPLATE_LOADERS = (
       'generic.loaders.TypeLoader',
       ...other template loader classes...
   )

   This causes templates to be loaded from a path prefixed with whatever value was specified as the TEMPLATE_TYPE setting. For example in this case a template specified as generic/home.html would actually be loaded from basic/generic/home.html.

6. jmbo-generic includes static media resources which you need to configure as described in Django`s managing static files documentation.

Models

Inclusion Tags

generic.templatetags.generic_inclusion_tags

Provides generic inclusion tags like {% menu %} and {% navbar %}. Load these tags by including {% load generic_inclusion_tags %} in your templates.

0.0.2 (2011-09-27)

1. Detail view.

2. Element preferences.

0.0.1 (2011-09-21)

1. Initial release.