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django-openid-whitelist 0.3
OpenID Whitelist application for Django
License: BSD

OpenID whitelist 
=================

django-openid-whitelist offers an easy way to keep your projects private.

After installation add your OpenID to the whitelist. With this
OpenID it is possible to add another OpenID. If not disabled,
each whitelisted OpenID can be used to whitelist more IDs.

For example - if there is OpenID A, with A it is possible to add
OpenID B. Then with B it is possible to add another OpenID and so on.

It's pretty intuitive to use this application.

Requirements
-------------

- django >= 1.0
- python-openid

Installation
-------------

- install (for example easy_install django-openid-whitelist)
- install python-openid
- add 'whitelist' to your INSTALLED_APPS
- run syncdb
- include whitelist.urls (for example -  url(r'^whitelist/', include('whitelist.urls'))
- form then accessible at whitelist/start

Simple form style `whitelist_style.css` included in whitelist/media installation directory.


Usage
------

To verify OpenID use `whitelist-check` and `whitelist-check-json` views.
To add OpenID use `whitelist-start`.
(names in `quotes` are named urls - simply use {% url whitelist-start %} in
your template)

Also check view documentation in django admin.



Optional settings
-------------------

OPENID_TRUST_ROOT
  Trust root for the OpenID Request. 
  Defaults to the base URL of your page.

OPENID_DISALLOW_INAMES
  Disallow personal i-names. Defaults to false


Compatible with
-----------------

TracAuthOpenid
  Add `check_list` and `check_list_key` to your `[openid]` section in
  trac.ini. `check_list` has to point to `whitelist-check-json` view.
  Set `check_list_key` to whatever you like (`openid` for example).
bp.rename 0.1.1
Command line script to make common file renaming operations easier
License: BSD
Keywords: command line filesystem

Usage
=====

``bp_rename COMMAND <options>``


Commands
========

remove
    ``bp_rename remove <pattern> [...]``
    
    removes every occurance of <pattern> from all filenames

replace
    ``bp_rename replace <pattern> <replace> [...]``
    
    replace every occurance of <pattern> with <replace> in all filenames


WARNING
=======

DO NOT USE THIS PACKAGE ON DATA THAT IS NOT COMPLETELY USELESS FOR YOU!

Only *very* basic tests have been run on OS X 10.6 and Ubuntu 10.4.

It is not utterly ouf question that the universe might collapse if you run this code.

You have been warned. Don't complain!


Changelog
=========

0.1.1
-----

-   Recreated the project with modern-package-template (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/modern-package-template/1.0).

-   Fixed http://github.com/disko/bp.rename/issues#issue/1
    (thanks to Sridhar Ratnakumar for the pointer)

-   added check for empty files arguments and empty todo lists

0.1
---

-   Initial release
DjangoPluggableApp 0.5
A pluggable system for django applications
License: BSD
Keywords: django plugin apps

DjangoPluggableApp is a package to allow:

- django users to install and configure third-party django applications

- developpers to create an distribute django apps.

DjangoPluggableApp is **not** intrusive. This mean that:

- end users can use applications without a DjangoPluggableApp entry_point in
  their projects

- an application based on the provided template can be used by end users
  without DjangoPluggableApp installed.

Installation
============

With easy_install::

  $ easy_install -U DjangoPluggableApp

With pip::

  $ pip install DjangoPluggableApp


See http://packages.python.org/DjangoPluggableApp/ for the full documentation

News
====

0.3
---

Add project template

Support pluggable medias

0.2
---

Never import urls module

0.1
---

Initial public release