Djig is a minimalist, Digg-like news aggregator (old Digg, not new) for letting users submit content. Currently in a fairly alphaish state, not recommended for use.
Djig includes a search_indexes.py file and a couple of example search templates for use with Django-Haystack. Haystack is not a requirement, and lack of its presence should not cause any harm, but may be used if search is needed. You will need to at least update_index after installing Djig.
Note
Djig is in alpha release. It may have undeclared dependencies, reference variables that do not exist, or lay waste to your server, database, or the innocence of your daughter.
pip install djig
Add djig to INSTALLED_APPS
INSTALLED_APPS = {
[...],
'djig',
}
Add djig.urls to your root urls.py. I have mine as ‘news’, like this:
url('^news/', include('djig.urls', namespace='news')),