An application to load django CMS pages in a client application.

djangocms-rest-view uses Django REST framework to serve django CMS pages through a REST API

Editing must still be done the "traditional" way

• pip install djangocms-rest-view

• Edit INSTALLED_APPS:

  INSTALLED_APPS = [
      ...
      'rest_framework',
      'djangocms_rest_view',
      ...
  ]

• Edit urls.py:

  urlpatterns = [
      ...
      url(r'^api/', include('djangocms_rest_view.urls')),
      ...
  ]

• That's all!

The REST view of the pages will be available at http://example.com/api/

A sample Angular JS client is provided within the project.

To start exploring djangocms-rest view, you can install it and browse the website:

• Edit INSTALLED_APPS:

  INSTALLED_APPS = [
      ...
      'djangocms_rest_view.client',
      ...
  ]

• Edit urls.py:

  urlpatterns = [
      ...
      url(r'^rest/', include('djangocms_rest_view.client.urls')),
      ...
  ]

the Angular client will be available at http://example.com/rest/

• Install dependencies according to the application bower.json: https://gitix.iast.it/opensource/djangocms-rest-view/blob/master/bower.json

example:

• Copy dependencies in project bower.json

• run bower:

  bower install

The sample client uses a dedicated base page to load all the default styles etc needed to render your content. Template is in rest/base.html copy it from djangocms_rest_view/client/templates/rest/base.html and edit it according your needs.

Each django CMS has a defined template to render.

You can customize the template the AngularJS client will use to render the page:

• create a partial directory in the static directory
• create html files for each page template

• define the content of the rest-page template to render the placeholders and page title:

  <article class="body">
    <h2 ng-bind="content_page.title"></h2>
    <p ng-bind-html="content_page.placeholders.content | safe"></p>
  </article>

  content_page is the page serialization in the angular scope and contains the full serialization as visible at http://example.com/api/pages/<page-id>; thus content_page.placeholders.content contains the rendered HTML for the content placeholder.

Tools used in rendering this package:

• Cookiecutter
• cookiecutter-djangopackage-helper