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djpubsubhubbub 0.8
Django PubSubHubbub App
License: BSD License

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 README
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This is a mirror of the original app (see ORIGINAL README below.)

The small changes I made were just to integrate custom header 
support into the app. This is needed to interface with the 
SuperFeedr.com hub.

Updated to work cleanly with Django 1.5.


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INSTRUCTIONS
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Please see:

https://bitbucket.org/petersanchez/djpubsubhubbub/wiki/Installation

For SuperFeedr tutorial, please see:

https://bitbucket.org/petersanchez/djpubsubhubbub/wiki/SuperFeedr_Tutorial


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DEPENDENCIES
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Requires the django-easyconfig and feedparser packages.

$ pip install django-easyconfig
$ pip install feedparser

# Note, if you install djpubsubhubbub from pip yourself,
# it should handle the dependencies for you.


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REQUIREMENTS
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This app assumes you are running at least Python 2.4
and Django 1.2


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AUTHORS
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The good people at Participatory Culture
Peter Sanchez - peter@netlandish.com
Martin Bachwerk - martin@webscio.net


===============
ORIGINAL README
===============

This is a Django PubSubHubBub module.

Code is at:

    https://git.participatoryculture.org/djpubsubhubbub

License information is in the LICENSE file.
djangocms-store-locator 0.1.3
A simple store locator django CMS plugin that uses Google Maps.
License: BSD License

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django CMS Store locator
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A simple store locator plugin for django CMS that uses Google Maps.
The code is heavily inspired by a similar plugin by Mark Ransom, https://github.com/MegaMark16/django-cms-storelocator.

Features
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* django CMS Plugin displays a google map with locations
* search for locations in range of an address
* locations can be grouped and searched by location types
* setting for kilometers or miles


Installation
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* ``pip install djangocms-store-locator`` (requires ``django-filer`` and ``django-sekizai``)
* add ``'djangocms_store_locator'`` to your INSTALLED_APPS
* ``python manage.py syncdb`` or ``python manage.py migrate djangocms_store_locator`` if you are using South
* add something like this to your urls.py

::

    url(r'^store-locator/', include('djangocms_store_locator.urls')),

* done!


Usage
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* add some locations in the admin
* insert the "Store Locator Plugin" on a page


Optional settings
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* see ``settings.py``