django-qbe

Using the Python Package Index (PyPI_) and easy_install script:

$ easy_install django-qbe

Or through pip:

$ pip install django-qbe

But you also can download the django_qbe directory using git:

$ git clone git://github.com/versae/qbe.git
$ cp -r qbe/django_qbe /path/to/your/project

Adding to the project settings:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    # [...] django builtins applications
    'django_qbe',
    # [...] Any other application
)

And adding the urlconf in your project urls.py:

# qbe
url(r'^qbe/', include('django_qbe.urls')),

You must not forgive link or copy the django_qbe/media/django_qbe directory in your project media directory:

$ ln -s django_qbe/media/django_qbe /path/to/your/project/media/

That's all. Then you can access to http://host:port/qbe However, you can add a link from your admin page changing the admin index template fo your AdminSite:

class AdminSite(admin.AdminSite):
    index_template = "qbe_index.html"

Or adding in your custom admin index template the next javascript:

Just typing like a regular pip dependency installation:  

    $ pip install django-qbe




You can download this project in either [zip][1] or [tar][2] formats.

You can also clone the project with Git by running:

$ git clone git://github.com/versae/qbe

The next lines show de available settings and its default values.

Enable autocompletion tool (work in progress, not enabled yet):

QBE_AUTOCOMPLETE = True

Enable an Exhibit faceted navigation for results (not yet implemented):

QBE_EXHIBIT = False

Admin module name to add admin urls in results:

QBE_ADMIN = "admin"

Function to control to users with access to QBE:

QBE_ACCESS_FOR = lambda user: user.is_staff

Path to QBE formats export file, in order to add custom export formats:

QBE_FORMATS_EXPORT = "qbe_formats"

Free software distributted under the GNU Affero General Public License for Open Source Projects.

Contact to author for commercial usage.

Javier de la Rosa (@versae)
With the funding of Cultureplex, the Cultural Complexity Lab @ UWO.