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django CMS

Open source enterprise content management system based on the Django framework and backed by the non-profit django CMS Association (Sponsor us!).

Contribute to this project and win rewards

Because django CMS is a community-driven project, we welcome everyone to get involved in the project. Become part of a fantastic community and help us make django CMS the best open source CMS in the world.

Attention!

Please use the develop-4 branch as the target for pull requests for on-going development.

Security fixes will be backported to older branches by the core team as appropriate.

Features

hierarchical pages
extensive built-in support for multilingual websites
multi-site support
draft/publish workflows
version control
a sophisticated publishing architecture, that's also usable in your own applications
frontend content editing
a hierarchical content structure for nested plugins
an extensible navigation system that your own applications can hook into
SEO-friendly URLs
designed to integrate thoroughly into other applications

Developing applications that integrate with and take advantage of django CMS features is easy and well-documented.

More information on our website.

Requirements

See the Python/Django requirements for the current release version in our documentation.

See the installation how-to guide for an overview of some other requirements and dependencies of the current release.

Getting started

These tutorials take you step-by-step through some key aspects of django CMS.

Documentation

Our documentation working group maintains documentation for several versions of the project. Key versions are:

stable (default), for the current release version
latest, representing the latest build of the develop-4 branch

For more information about our branch policy, see Branches.

Our documentation is hosted courtesy of Read the Docs.

The dependencies for the docs are compiled by pip-tools.

Test django CMS in our demo

The demo platform is kindly provided by Divio, platinum member of the django CMS Association.

Getting Help

Please head over to our Discord Server or Stackoverflow for support.

Professional support

Choose from a list of trusted tech partner of the django CMS Association to get your website project delivered successfully.

Choose a trusted web host for your django CMS project and get your website online today.

The django CMS Association

The django CMS Association is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2020 with the goal to drive the success of django CMS, by increasing customer happiness, market share and open-source contributions. We provide infrastructure and guidance for the django CMS project.

The non-profit django CMS Association is dependent on donations to fulfill its purpose. The best way to donate is to become a member of the association and pay membership fees. The funding will be funneled back into core development and community projects.

Join the django CMS Association.

Credits

Includes icons and adapted icons from Bootstrap.
Includes icons from FamFamFam.
Python tree engine powered by django-treebeard.
JavaScript tree in admin uses jsTree.
Many thanks to all the contributors to django CMS!

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fresh installtion of djangocms v4.1 generate error: no module named reportlab

Description

after fresh installation of django cms 4.1 on Windows machine and python v3.9, when I try this command
djangocms mysite

it generates the following error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'reportlab'

Steps to reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Go to https://www.django-cms.org/en/django-cms-4/
Scroll down to "Install django CMS 4.1 locally"
I have applied the commands described
See the error screenshot1 &2

Expected behavior

if the reportlab and svglib is mandatory packages for django-cms, so then why its not put in the requirements ?

Actual behavior

error generated shown in the screenshot, after I have make pip install reportlab, and redo the command: djangocms mysite
another error appear " no module named svglib", then I install it by pip install svglib
then I continuo redo djangocms mysite, and the installation works like a charm.

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Do you want to help fix this issue?

[] Yes, I want to help fix this issue and I will join #workgroup-pr-review on Slack to confirm with the community that a PR is welcome.
No, I only want to report the issue.

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