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version 0.2.19 on Jul 20th, 2013

django-mongonaut

Info:An introspective interface for Django and MongoDB.
Version:0.2.19
Author:Daniel Greenfeld (http://pydanny.com)
About

django-mongonaut is an introspective interface for working with MongoDB via mongoengine. Rather then attempt to staple this functionality into Django's Admin interface, django-mongonaut takes the approach of rolling a new framework from scratch.

By writing it from scratch I get to avoid trying to staple ORM functionality on top of MongoDB, a NoSQL key/value binary-tree store.

Features
Installation

Made as easy as possible, setup is actually easier than django.contrib.admin. Furthermore, the only dependencies are mongoengine and pymongo. Eventually django-mongonaut will be able to support installations without mongoengine.

Get MongoDB:

Download the right version per http://www.mongodb.org/downloads

Get mongoengine (and pymongo):

pip install mongoengine=>0.5.2

Get the code:

pip install django-mongonaut==0.2.19

Install the dependency in your settings.py:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'mongonaut',
...
)

You will need the following also set up:

  • django.contrib.sessions
  • django.contrib.messages

Note

No need for autodiscovery() with django-mongonaut!

Add the mongonaut urls.py file to your urlconf file:

urlpatterns = patterns('',
    ...
    (r'^mongonaut/', include('mongonaut.urls')),
    ...
)
Configuration

django-mongonaut will let you duplicate much of what django.contrib.admin gives you, but in a way more suited for MongoDB. Still being implemented, but already works better than any other MongoDB solution for Django. A simple example:

# myapp/mongoadmin.py

# Import the MongoAdmin base class
from mongonaut.sites import MongoAdmin

# Import your custom models
from blog.models import Post

# Instantiate the MongoAdmin class
# Then attach the mongoadmin to your model
Post.mongoadmin = MongoAdmin()
Documentation

All the documentation for this project is hosted at http://django-mongonaut.rtfd.org.

Dependencies
  • mongoengine >=0.5.2
  • pymongo (comes with mongoengine)
  • sphinx (optional - for documentation generation)
Support this project!

I am making the world better by donating everything I earn via gittip to efforts that help other people learn Python. Go to gittip to donate!

Or you can hire me to perform dedicated work on this package.

CHANGELOG

# 0.2.19 (18/07/2013)

  • Use Select widget if choices defined for a field (@jeff-ogmento )
  • Use ordering if defined in MongoAdmin class (@jeff-ogmento )
  • Respect order of list_fields in admin class (@jeff-ogmento )
  • Fixed "django.conf.urls.defaults is deprecated" (@swaroopch)
  • Fix search (@swaroopch)
  • Make index page also password-protected (@swaroopch)

# 0.2.18 Various things

# 0.2.17 Can now add, and modify ListFields and Embedded document fields @garrypolley

# 0.2.16 ListFields can be added and updated @garrypolley

# 0.2.15 Editing or Adding a document does not require all fields to be filled out @garrypolley

# 0.2.14 Fixed pymongo version thanks to @marsam and pagination fixes thanks to @jerzyk

# 0.2.13 Fields validation and type conversion thanks to @jerzyk

# 0.2.12 Bump to mongoengine 0.6.2, PEP-8, and fixing the is_authenticated problem in default permission controls.

# 0.2.11 Change style over to Twitter Bootstrap 2.0.0, Add templates to manifest

# 0.2.10 Proper Reference field saves, more permission fixes

# 0.2.9 Permissions correction - Do remember this is in ALPHA!!!

# 0.2.8 Test components, permission controls in the views, first pass on deletes, Reference field display and some really bad SELECT widget implementations on it.

# authenticated Permissions refactor, list_fields implementation, and ability to add new documents

# 0.2.6 Major performance enhancement of the DocumentListView

# 0.2.5 Added EmbeddedDocument to form views

# 0.2.4 Installation fix

# 0.2.3 Installation fix

# 0.2.2 Supporting of Boolean and Datetime fields and search to boot

  • 0.2.1 Project description fix
  • 0.2.0 basic form saves, pagination, and formatting
  • 0.1.0 Inception and fundamentals

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