mavenium / PyEditorial

A free, open-source Blog CMS based on the "Django" and "Editorial" HTML5 theme.

PyEditorial

A free, open-source Blog CMS based on the "Django" and "Editorial" HTML5 theme.

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Features

• "Blog" section to create and edit a blog + Blog Category
• "Videocast" section to create and edit a videocast + Videocast Category
• "Podcast" section to create and edit a podcast + podcast Category
• "Skill" section to create and edit a skill
• "CONSTANCE" Section to manage dynamic Django settings (Blog title, Social Networks links and ...)
• Displays the list of Blog posts as paged in archive
• Displays the list of Videocast as paged in archive
• Displays the list of podcast as paged in archive
• Used "Django Admin" to manage all models
• Used "Editorial" theme by HTML5 UP
• Used "Sqlite" to create DB
• Used "CKEditor"
• Translation ready
• Auth system (login & logout and forget a password)
• Front-end forms to create new object

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• You can buy me a coffee so I can turn it into more open source projects :)

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Special Thanks

Python	Django	Pycharm

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Screenshots

Index Page

Archive Page

Blog Single Page

Podcast Single Page

Videocast Single Page

Admin Area

Dynamic Django Settings

Blog Section

Add Blog

Add Videocast

Add Skill

Add Podcast

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How to install and run (GNU/Linux and Mac)

1. Install git,python3, pip3, virtualenv in your operating system
2. Create a development environment ready by using these commands

git clone https://github.com/mavenium/PyEditorial		# clone the project
cd PyEditorial		                                        # go to the project DIR
virtualenv -p python3 .venv		                        # Create virtualenv named .venv
source .venv/bin/activate		                        # Active virtualenv named .venv
pip install -r requirements.txt		                        # Install project requirements in .venv
python manage.py makemigrations		                        # Create migrations files
python manage.py migrate		                        # Create database tables
python manage.py collectstatic		                        # Create statics files
python manage.py runserver		                        # Run the project

3. Go to http://127.0.0.1:8000/ to use project

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Run with Docker

1. Install Docker on your operating system
2. Install docker-compose on your operating system
3. Run the following command to create and run the project

docker-compose up [-d]

3. Go to http://127.0.0.1:80/ or just type localhost in your browser to use project

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Notes

The Editorial template is released under license "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported".

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TODO list

• Create search section
• Create user Login/Logout forms in front-end
• Create dynamic forms to add contents in front-end