Recently I have been creating docs using sphinx. Now when the docs are done I want to deploy them on my web app under like /docs/ url.
Is here any good tool that is capable of doing that?
So far I found a tool that is able to deploy the docs under url but the docs look awful - it takes the json created by make and renders the data…
https://github.com/carltongibson/django-sphinx-view
Thanks for any ideas.
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I made a blog using Ablog, a plugin for Sphinx that lets you build a complete blog with analytics, disqus integration etc.
I want to deploy this app, I tried heroku but it didn't work. Has anybody deployed a blog using Ablog, or Sphinx?
Thanks
http://ablog.readthedocs.org/
http://sphinx-doc.org/
It looks like ablog build generates a static site, and deploying it should be as easy as copying the generated files into a directory that a web server is configured to serve. I have a similar setup using Pelican for my blog and I use Github Pages to deploy it, which means creating a git repo with the correct name (username.github.io), adding your generated files, and pushing it up, after which your blog will be available at username.github.io.
I'm new using python on openshift and I follow this tutorial to learn more about it https://developers.openshift.com/en/python-flask.html, then there is a thing that I can't find info in openshift docs or https://developers.openshift.com/en/python-flask.html
I suspect is defining the execution order of https://developers.openshift.com/en/python-repository-layout.html
Am I right or I missing something else?
It is used to automatically deploy your application.
See this link.
Check also this link
I am new to Django and Appengine. I found that Django 1.2 version is supported by Google Appengine. Does it mean that Django 1.2 comes with the installation of Google Appengine SDK?
Or should we install djangoappengine
Any pointers, experiences and tutorials on running Django on Appengine is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I think djangoappengine would be a good start. It seems like an active project. Please also note that Google offers SQL backend as of October 2011 so whether you need SQL or NoSQL, you should be able to use Django for it.
General note: If you are new to both Django and GAE, you probably should start with learning Django on your local computer running a development server that comes with it. Once you get familiar with how Django works in general you can dig into GAE etc.
You can try django-nonrel, we use it professionally and it works well on App Engine.
You may just want to start with this tutorial as it is the official and recommended way for Django project on app engine.
Note that previously there some hacks and patches, but at the moment those are deprecated and above tutorial should be just enough to get you started.
I just started working at a place as a front end developer where I need to build Django templates. I never worked with these before, does anyone know where I can download a sample template so I can look through the code structure?
I won't be doing any application development using the Django framework, only taking the variables the developer gives me and incorporating the in the html/css templates I build.
There are lots of Open Source django apps that you could look at for inspiration. One example is Zinnia which is a blogging application - there are dozens of templates in this project, see this directory. There are many other open source django projects on http://github.com and http://bitbucket.org
You should also take a look at the official template documentation, there are lots of snippets there that are very useful.
Here's a nice little tutorial.
http://www.webmonkey.com/2010/02/use_templates_in_django/
Also, Check out the Django Docs.
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/ref/templates/builtins/
I have a TurboGears application I'd like to run through Facebook, and am looking for an example TurboGears project using pyFacebook or minifb.py. pyFacebook is Django-centric, and I can probably figure it out, but this is, after all, the lazy web.
Why is pyFacebook django centric? Looks like it works perfectly fine with all kinds of WSGI apps or Python applications in general. No need to use Django.
pyFacebook is Django-centric because it includes a Django example. I did not intend to irk, but am merely looking for a TurboGears example using pyFacebook.