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dj-wordpress 0.10.1
Django models and views for a WordPress database.
License: BSD License

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django-wordpress
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Models and views for reading a WordPress database. Compatible with WordPress version 3.5+.

django-wordpress is a project of `Sunlight Foundation <http://sunlightfoundation.com>`_.


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Features
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Read-only models to protect your content
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This package is **designed to be read-only**. Writing is enabled by adding ``WP_READ_ONLY = False`` to settings.py. None of the WordPress specific logic is included while writing to the database so there is a good chance you will break your WordPress install if you enable writing.

WordPress table prefix
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The default table prefix is *wp*. To change the table prefix, add ``WP_TABLE_PREFIX = 'yourprefix'`` to settings.py.

Multiple database support
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Added the ability to specify which database the WordPress content is coming from. Set it using the *WP_DATABASE* setting. Defaults to "default".

Database routers need be set to::

    DATABASE_ROUTERS = ['wordpress.router.WordpressRouter']

Default templates
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Default templates are provided only for development purposes so you can see content in your browser! Please override these with customized templates for your application.

Export Management Commands
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* *wpexport* Dump published posts in WXR format.
* *wpexportauthors* Export authors as CSV.

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Working With WordPress Models
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Ten most recent published posts::

    Posts.objects.published()[:10]

Posts tagged *wordpress*::

    Posts.objects.term("wordpress")

Post attachments::

    for attachment in post.attachments():
        pass

Post tags::

    post.tags()


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Installation
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::

    pip install the-real-django-wordpress

Add to INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py::

    'wordpress'

Include the following in urls.py::

    url(r'^path/to/blog/', include('wordpress.urls')),