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cmsplugin-catalog 0.1
Django CMS page catalog plugin
License: MIT

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cmsplugin-catalog
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May you want insert a pages list tree.
This Django CMS plugin allows you to add pages list to the page.

Requirements
============

It works fine and tested under ``Python 2.7``. The following libraries are required

- ``Django`` >= 1.5
- ``django-cms`` >= 3.0, <3.1 (we recommend to use Django CMS 3.0 and higher, lower than 3.1, contact us if you need prior CMS versions supports and have some issues)

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

::

$ pip install cmsplugin-catalog

Configure installed apps in your ``settings.py`` ::

  INSTALLED_APPS = [
      # django contrib and django cms apps
      'cmsplugin_catalog',
  ]

Migrate your database ::

  django-admin.py migrate cmsplugin_catalog

Usage
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Add plugin to the page with common way. 
To customize how it looks you can override `cms/plugins/catalog_list_panel.html`.

Roadmap
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- Python 3 support

Changelog
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The changelog can be found at `repo's release notes <https://github.com/tkliuxing/cmsplugin-catalog/releases>`_

Contributing
============
Fork the repo, create a feature branch then send me pull request. Feel free to create new issues or contact me via email.

Translation
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You could also help me to translate `cmsplugin-catalog` to your native language `with Transifex <https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/cmsplugin-catalog/resource/core/>`_
configs 3.0.3
Configuration for humans
License: MIT

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Configs: Configuration for Humans
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Parsing INI configs must be easy, as are the INI files.

**Configs** provides a simple API for getting data from INI config files.

Loading data from a config is as easy as ``configs.load('my.conf')``.

``Configs`` work with Python 2.7+ (including 3).

The repo is at `bitbucket.org/moigagoo/configs <https://bitbucket.org/moigagoo/configs>`_.

Read the full documentation at `configs.rtfd.org <http://configs.rtfd.org>`_.

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Features
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*   Root-level params support
*   Numeric and boolean values are converted automatically
*   Sections with only key-value items are parsed as dicts
*   Sections with only flag items (keys with no value) are parsed as lists
*   Mixed content sections are parsed as tuples of a dict and a list, which can be accessed individually
*   Sections are iterable (even the mixed ones; list first, dict second)
*   Comments support


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

Install configs with pip:

.. code-block:: bash

    $ pip install configs


Usage
=====
Load a config file::

    >>> import configs
    >>> c = configs.load('sample.conf')
    >>> c['general']
    {'foo': 'baz'}


Tests
=====

Run the tests with:

.. code-block:: bash

    $ python test_configs.py