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Django Media Tree is a Django app for managing your website's media files in a folder tree, and using them in your own applications.

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Key Features

• Enables you to organize all of your site media in nested folders.
• Supports various media types (images, audio, video, archives etc).
• Extension system, enabling you to easily add special processing for different media types and extend the admin interface.
• Speedy AJAX-enhanced admin interface with drag & drop and dynamic resizing.
• Upload queue with progress indicators (using Fine Uploader).
• Add metadata to all media to improve accessibility of your web sites.
• Integration with Django CMS_. Plugins include: image, slideshow, gallery, download list -- create your own!

.. _Django CMS: http://www.django-cms.org/

Documentation

http://django-media-tree.readthedocs.org/

Development

Contributors should make sure the demo project builds successfully with their changes before placing a pull request on GitHub. This is best done by running the tests.

• Either: python setup.py -q test (run tox against all supported versions)
• Or: python setup.py test -a --skip-missing-interpreters (skip Python interpreters that are not available)
• Or: python setup.py test -a "-e py27-django16" (only test the Python 2.7
  • Django 1.6 combination)

It's also advisable to run flake8 and address complaints before pushing changes to ensure code health increases.