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Dynamically get URLs for your site-level and app-level static media.

ویژگی	مقدار
سیستم عامل	-
نام فایل	django-staticmedia-0.2.2
نام	django-staticmedia
نسخه کتابخانه	0.2.2
نگهدارنده	[]
ایمیل نگهدارنده	[]
نویسنده	Tamas Kemenczy
ایمیل نویسنده	tamas.kemenczy@gmail.com
آدرس صفحه اصلی	http://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-staticmedia
آدرس اینترنتی	https://pypi.org/project/django-staticmedia/
مجوز	BSD

django-staticmedia ================== * Bugs_ .. _Bugs: http://bugs.launchpad.net/django-staticmedia .. contents:: Overview -------- django-staticmedia provides a lightweight framework for dynamically obtaining the URLs and paths of your site-level and app-level static media, such as images and css stylesheets. It lets you avoid hardcoding absolute, site-specific paths to your static media files in site-level and/or app-level templates, or in your Python code (declaring widget assets). It can also be used as an alternative to using a settings directive, much like 'ADMIN_MEDIA_PREFIX'. Features ~~~~~~~~ * ``staticmedia.url``, ``staticmedia.path`` and ``staticmedia.resolve`` functions that you can use to dynamically obtain the URL, path, or both (respectively) of your static media in your Python code. * A ``{% mediaurl %}`` and ``{% mediapath %}`` template tags. * A submodule and management commands for generating configuraton directives for various common web servers. * A convenience function for generating urlpatterns that statically serve your static media from Django (although this is slow and insecure). Settings -------- ``STATICMEDIA_MOUNTS`` Default: ``[]`` A sequence of ``(mount_url, mount_path)`` tuples. The term 'mount' in this case just means directories on the filesystem, ``mount_path``, that are expected to be available at a given url on the site, ``mount_url``. Usually these are served by a webserver, but can be served by Django for testing purposes. ``STATICMEDIA_URL`` Default: ``/appmedia`` The URL prefix to use for each application media mount. Using django-staticmedia ------------------------ Bundling media with your application ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To bundle static media with your application, create a ``media`` directory in the root directory of you Django application:: myapp/ |---media/ \---models.py \---urls.py This ``media`` directory will then be picked up by django-staticmedia as a mount point. Getting the absolute URL or path for static media ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Static media should be specified relative to mount points. Extending the above application structure example:: myapp/ |---media/ | \---button.png \---models.py \---urls.py From Python code:: >>> import staticmedia >>> staticmedia.resolve('button.png') ('/appmedia/myapp/button.png', '/path/to/myapp/media/button.png') >>> staticmedia.url('button.png') '/appmedia/myapp/button.png' >>> staticmedia.path('button.png') '/path/to/myapp/media/button.png' Or from a template:: {% load staticmedia %} {% mediaurl "button.png" %}  {% mediapath "button.png" %} django-staticmedia first goes through your mounts specified with the ``STATICMEDIA_MOUNTS`` setting, and then through each application mount (installed applications with a ``media`` directory in the package). The URL the first mount point in which a 'button.png' file exists is used. In the above case, 'button.png' was found in the application media directory, and since the default value of the ``STATICMEDIA_URL`` is ``'/appmedia'``, the expected URL of the static media file is '/appmedia/myapp/button.png'. Suppose you wanted to have a custom 'button.png' for a particular site to use instead of the one bundled with the application media. You could add a mount to ``STATICMEDIA_MOUNTS``:: STATICMEDIA_MOUNTS = ( ('/sitemedia', '/sites/mysite/sitemedia') ) Provided that a '/sites/mysite/sitemedia/button.png' file exists, a call to ``staticmedia.resolve`` would now return ``'/sitemedia/button.png'``. Avoiding media filename conflicts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A good convention to use is to 'namespace' application media, much like application templates:: myapp/ |---media/ | \---myapp | \---button.png \---models.py \---urls.py Requesting media would look like:: >>> staticmedia.resolve('myapp/button.png') ('/appmedia/myapp/myapp/button.png', '/path/to/myapp/media/myapp/button.png') # if we have a 'myapp/button.png' file in the '/sitemedia' # mount in the example above, then: >>> staticmedia.resolve('myapp/button.png') ('/sitemedia/myapp/button.png', '/sites/mysite/sitemedia/myapp/button.png') django-staticmedia and web servers ---------------------------------- Normally you want to delegate the serving of your static media to web servers. django-staticmedia comes with a submodule to dynamically generate configuration directives for some common web servers:: >>> from staticmedia import serverconf >>> serverconf.nginx() 'location /appmedia/myapp { alias /path/to/myapp/media; }' >>> serverconf.apache() 'Alias "/appmedia/myapp" "/path/to/myapp/media"' >>> serverconf.lighttpd() 'alias.url += ( "/appmedia/myapp" => "/path/to/myapp/media" ) >>> serverconf.nginx(access_log='off') 'location /appmedia/myapp { alias /path/to/myapp/media; access_log off; }' >>> serverconf.apache(diroptions='Indexes') 'Alias "/appmedia/myapp" "/path/to/myapp/media" <Directory "/path/to/myapp/media">Options Indexes</Directory>' You can also use a management command to print out the configuration directives:: $ ./manage.py staticmedia nginx-conf location /appmedia/myapp { alias /path/to/myapp/media; } $ ./manage.py staticmedia apache-conf Alias "/appmedia/myapp" "/path/to/myapp/media" $ ./manage.py staticmedia lighttpd-conf alias.url += ( "/appmedia/myapp" => "/path/to/myapp/media" ) # ./manage.py staticmedia nginx-conf access_log=off location /appmedia/myapp { alias /path/to/myapp/media; access_log off; } # ./manage.py staticmedia apache-conf diroptions=Indexes Alias "/appmedia/myapp" "/path/to/myapp/media" <Directory "/path/to/myapp/media">Options Indexes</Directory> You can also get a generic tab-delineated output:: $ ./manage.py staticmedia list-mounts /appmedia/myapp /path/to/myapp/media Or from Python:: >>> import staticmedia >>> staticmedia.get_mount_points() (('/appmedia/myapp', '/path/to/myapp/media'),) Serving static media with Django -------------------------------- A convenience function is provided for automatically generating urlpatterns that serve your mount points with the ``django.views.static.serve`` method. This isn't recommended outside of a development environment as its slow and insecure. In your urlconf:: from django.conf.urls.defaults import * import staticmedia urlpatterns = patterns( '', # your urls here ) + staticmedia.serve() ``staticmedia.serve`` optionally takes two arguments: * ``debug``: If ``True``, only generate url patterns if the ``DEBUG`` setting is ``True``. * ``show_indexes``: Takes a boolean that gets passed directly to ``django.views.static.serve`` (see official Django documentation for details about this) Changelog --------- 0.2.2 ~~~~~ * Moved readme and license file to standard location. 0.2.1 ~~~~~ * Fix for use of incorrect path separators returned by the ``resolve`` function on Windows. 0.2 ~~~ * ``resolve`` function returns media url and path (backwards incompatible), and added ``url`` and ``path`` methods (use ``url`` for previous behavior) * templatetag library renamed to ``staticmedia`` to be more explicit, and the ``media`` template tag split into ``mediaurl`` and ``mediapath`` template tags (backwards incompatible). * added ``StaticMediaNotFound`` exception, which can be suppressed the template tags by adding 'fail_silently' at the end of the tags 0.1.4 ~~~~~ * Fixed ``Directory`` directive generated by ``staticmedia.serverconf.apache``. 0.1.3 ~~~~~ * Renamed ``staticmedia.conf`` to ``staticmedia.serverconf`` * Added support for generating lighttpd ``alias`` directives * Added support for passing nginx directives for the generated ``location`` directive 0.1.2 ~~~~~ * Fixed template tag to allow resolving of context variables. * Fixed url pattern generation in ``staticmedia.serve``. * Added ``show_indexes`` argument to ``staticmedia.serve``. 0.1.1 ~~~~~ * Fixed packaging. 0.1 ~~~ * Initial release.

نحوه نصب

نصب پکیج whl django-staticmedia-0.2.2:

pip install django-staticmedia-0.2.2.whl

نصب پکیج tar.gz django-staticmedia-0.2.2:

pip install django-staticmedia-0.2.2.tar.gz