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README.md

Django Simple CMS

Hello stranger! You have stumbled on my personal Django boilerplate repository. It contains all those code fragments that I find myself writing over and over again when I create websites for clients. There's models for Pages and Sections in the cms app, as well as some basic HTML and CSS designs. There's a NumberedModel in the numberedmodel app. There's simple SASS compiler in simplesass.

With these apps it's very simple to setup a basic website. Simply use the project template from the examples directory as a starting point. Then run the following Django commands:

$ ./manage.py migrate
$ ./manage.py createsuperuser
$ ./manage.py runserver --nostatic

(The --nostatic argument is needed to make simplesass work.)

Now point your browser to http://localhost:8000/ and there will be a website ready to be edited using the CMS views! All you need to do next is to hire a graphic designer ;-)