marinho / django-themes

Overview on django-themes

This is a pluggable application for theme supporting on Django. But together with the themes, it is a good way to support templates stored in database by an easy way.

How it works

Basically:

• the applications register their templates they are able to load from Themes (this is important for security, but there's a setting to allow not registered templates with standard configuration);
• each Theme has the templates the project registered;
• a Theme is set as default Theme, but a function can set it dinamically from the current request;
• when a template is required, our template loader tries to load it from current Theme, if it finds, so returns that template (instead from file system);
• you can upload static files for the themes;
• you can download and import themes;
• works with Django's template renderer and Jinja2 (still in development).

Testing

If you want to test, do this (somewhere):

$ git clone git://github.com/marinho/django-themes.git
$ cd django-themes
$ virtualenv env
$ source env/bin/activate
$ pip install -r test_project/requirements.txt
$ cd test_project
$ ln -s ../themes .
$ # run syncdb and create a superuser when asked
$ python manage.py syncdb
$ python manage.py runserver

So you are able to visit in the browser:

• http://localhost:8000/ - firstly this will show a "Template not found" error
• http://localhost:8000/admin/ - log in using the admin interface
• http://localhost:8000/themes/ - here you can create your first template. Save as the home template and set the theme as default
• http://localhost:8000/ - come back here to see it working

django-themes's Issues

Test project has some unnecessary entries in requirements.txt and INSTALLED_APPS

Are these really needed for a minimal test project?

coverage==3.5
nose==1.1.2
django_nose==0.1.3
django-plus==1.2.11
Jinja2==2.6
psycopg2==2.4.1