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If you follow the 'login' link you will go\nto the admin where you can login with test/test. In your normal\nproject you would have to provide a nicer mechanism for your users to\nlog in (and out) but this is just a quick demo so I'll leave that as\nan exercise for the reader.\n\nBack at http://localhost:8000/ you will now see a link 'Editmode\nOn'. This will turn on 'editmode' and allow you to add, edit and\ndelete plugins in an, in my opion, intuitive way. Right there on the\npage: No need to swich back and forth between admin and 'frontend' but\ninstant feedback.\n\nUsing the contentmanager\n------------------------\n\nTo use the contentmanager in your project or application you'll need\nto add the contentmanager to your INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py::\n\n    INSTALLED_APPS = (\n                 ...\n                 'contentmanager',\n                 ...\n                 )\n\nmake sure your project uses the request-context-processsor::\n\n    TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS = (\n        \"django.core.context_processors.auth\",\n        \"django.core.context_processors.debug\",\n        \"django.core.context_processors.i18n\",\n        \"django.core.context_processors.media\",\n        \"django.core.context_processors.request\"\n        )\n\nand finally include contentmanager.urls in your urls.py and run\nautodiscover::\n\n\n    urlpatterns = patterns(\n            '',\n            ...\n            (r'^contentmanager/', include('contentmanager.urls')),\n            ...\n            )\n\n    from contentmanager import autodiscover\n    autodisvover()\n\n     \n\nand hook up the the contentmanager in your template(s)::\n\n    {% load contentmanagertags %}\n    {% block content %}\n    {% get_area request 'content' %}\n    {% end block %}\n\n    {% block sidebar %}\n    {% get_area request 'sidebar' %}\n    {% end block %}\n\nWriting plugins\n---------------\n\nIncluded with the demoapp are a few simple plugin examples (in\nbasicblocks/reveplugins.py) to give you the basic idea.\n\nTo write your own plugins you have to add a reveplugins module to you\napplication and subclass from contentmanager.plugins.BasePlugin (or\nBaseModelPlugin). The most basic plugins just need to define their own\nrender method. The render method is passed the request object and\nshould return a (unicode) string::\n\n    class HelloWorld(BasePlugin):\n        def render(self, request):\n            return \"Hello world\"\n\nTo make the plugin available to the contentmanager and ultimately your\nusers you need to register it::\n\n    from contentmanager import registry\n    registry.register(HelloWorld)\n\nFinally, to populate the registry you should include the following in\nyour projects urls.py::\n\n    from contentmanager import autodiscover\n    autodiscover()\n\nThis will find all reveplugins modules in all your INSTALLED_APPS and\nload any registered plugins.\n\n  .. note:: \n     The name reveplugins was chosen over simply 'plugins' to\n     prevent naming conflicts. Since the contentmanager is distilled\n     from reveCMS_ it seemed an appropriate enough name. ReveCMS\n     itself is named afer Karel van het Reve_, a dutch writer, not to\n     be confused with his brother Gerard_ although he is also a fine\n     writer.\n\nPermissions\n-----------\n\nPlugins roughly follow the same permission system as\ndjango-models. When a plugin is registered the contentmanager\nautomatically creates add, change and delete permissions. 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