Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: django-fluidinfo
Version: 0.2.1
Summary: Provides a familiar interface for using Fluidinfo within Django projects
Home-page: http://fluidinfo.com/
Author: Nicholas Tollervey
Author-email: dev@fluidinfo.com
License: LICENSE.txt
Description: django-fluidinfo
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        (c) FluidInfo 2011
        dev@fluidinfo.com
        
        License: New BSD License
        
        Bridging Django to Fluidinfo with FOM
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        The purpose of this package is to make it easy to use
        `FOM <http://launchpad.net/fom>`_ to define models for
        Django based applications that need to make use of
        `Fluidinfo <http://fluidinfo.com>`_ as their database backend (instead of a
        traditional relational database).
        
        To read the full documentation make sure you have
        `Sphinx <http://sphinx.pocoo.org/>`_ installed, change to the doc directory and
        type::
        
                make html
        
        Alternatively, you can view the documentation online here:
        
        `http://packages.python.org/django-fluidinfo/ <http://packages.python.org/django-fluidinfo/>`_
        
        How..?
        -------
        
        It works by wrapping the FOM based classes in Django-esque classes so you can
        do the following::
        
                from django_fluidinfo import models
                
                class foo(models.Model):
                    bar = models.CharField('test/namespace/bar_tag')
                    baz = models.IntegerField('test/namespace/baz_tag')
        
        These models can then be used with specially created ModelForms that
        function in a similar fashion to the traditional Django ModelForms::
        
                from django_fluidinfo.forms import ModelForm
        
                class FooForm(ModelForm):
                    class Meta:
                            model = Foo
        
        Take a look in the django_fluidinfo/tests.py file for example usage. Expect
        more comprehensive documentation very soon.
        
        While this doesn't reflect the dynamic nature of Fluidinfo's schema I'd like to
        point out that my aim is to give Djangonaughts a familiar "no brainer" route
        to using Fluidinfo.
        
        I expect them to dig into FOM once they grok what Fluidinfo is about. ;-)
        
        Comments and feedback most welcome!
        
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