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djangocmsfrontend 1.3.3

django CMS Frontend is a plugin bundle which builds on and improves
the architecture of djangocms-bootstrap4.
Its objective is to provide a set of popular frontend components independent of the
currently used frontend framework such as Bootstrap, or its specific version.

Key features

Support of Bootstrap 5, django CMS 3.8+
and the new upcoming major django CMS 4.
Separation of plugins from css framework, i.e. no need to
rebuild you site’s plugin tree if css framework is changed in the
future, e.g. from Bootstrap 5 to a future version.
New link plugin allowing to link to internal pages provided by
other applications, such as djangocms-blog.
Nice and well-arranged admin frontend of djangocms-bootstrap4
A management command to migrate from djangocms-bootstrap4. This
command automatically migrates all djangocms-bootstrap4 plugins to
djangocms-frontend.
Extensible within the project and with separate project (e.g. a
theme app)

Description
The plugins are framework agnostic and the framework can be changed by
adapting your project’s settings. Also, it is designed to avoid having
to rebuild your CMS plugin tree when upgrading e.g. from one version of
your frontend framework to the next.
django CMS Frontend uses django-entangled by Jacob Rief to avoid
bloating your project’s database with css framework-dependent tables.
Instead all design parameters are stored in a common JSON field and
future releases of improved frontend features will not require to
rebuild your full plugin tree.
The link plugin has been rewritten to not only allow internal links to other
CMS pages, but also to other django models such as, e.g., posts of
djangocms-blog.

Contributing
Because this is a an open-source project, we welcome everyone to
get involved in the project and
receive a reward for their contribution.
Become part of a fantastic community and help us make django CMS the best CMS in the world.
We’ll be delighted to receive your
feedback in the form of issues and pull requests. Before submitting your
pull request, please review our contribution guidelines.
The project makes use of git pre-commit hooks to maintain code quality.
Please follow the installation steps to get pre-commit
setup in your development environment.
We’re grateful to all contributors who have helped create and maintain
this package. Contributors are listed at the contributors
section.
One of the easiest contributions you can make is helping to translate this addon on
Transifex.

Requirements
See REQUIREMENTS in the setup.py
file for additional dependencies:

django-cms, version 3.7 or later
django-filer, version 1.7 or later
djangocms-attributes-field, version 1.0 or later
djangocms-text-ckeditor, version 3.1 or later
django-select2
django-entangled

Make sure django Filer and
django CMS Text CKEditor are installed and
configured appropriately.

Installation
For a manual install:

run pip install djangocms-frontend
add the following entries to your INSTALLED_APPS:
'easy_thumbnails',
'djangocms_frontend',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.accordion',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.alert',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.badge',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.card',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.carousel',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.collapse',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.content',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.grid',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.icon',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.image',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.jumbotron',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.link',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.listgroup',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.media',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.tabs',
'djangocms_frontend.contrib.utilities',

run python manage.py migrate

djangocms-frontend has a weak dependencies on djangocms-icon you can
install separately or by adding an option:
pip install djangocms-frontend[djangocms-icon] # Installs djangocms-icon for icon support in links

Documentation
See readthedocs for the documentation.

License
See LICENSE.