This software provides a convenient set of template tags that enable users to seamlessly edit model data directly from a page's frontend.
As an example, the package comes with a sample project - a weblog with comments. Users can follow some simple steps to get this sample project up and running quickly. Firstly, they can navigate to the django-frontendadmin/example_project/ directory in their terminal and then run a few commands, including $ ./manage.py syncdb and $ ./manage.py loaddata testdata.json to load sample data. Then, they can run $ ./manage.py runserver and navigate to the frontpage to begin manipulating the data.
When integrating Django-frontendadmin into a Django project, there are a few steps to follow. Firstly, users need to add frontendadmin to their INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py. Then, they must include the urls for Frontendadmin in their urlsconf. Next, they need to load the frontendadmin_tags library in every template in which they want to utilize the frontendamin links.
There are three templatetags available to allow users to create, change or delete objects. In order to implement them properly, users must also ensure that they have generic-views and a weblog application. Finally, Django-frontendadmin will automatically check whether the current user has permissions for the given model.
One of the key features of Django-frontendadmin is its built-in ajax support. This makes it easier and more efficient for users to edit data without having to refresh pages constantly. The software uses the popular jquery library for this purpose. Users can further explore the software's capabilities by looking at the template sources.
Overall, Django-frontendadmin is a useful software package for those looking to simplify frontend editing of data. It offers a number of features to make this process more seamless and intuitive.
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