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README.markdown
django-pipes
This module offers a nice API to access remote JSON resources from within your Django applications. The API is intentionally kept as close as possible to the Django DB-API. So accessing data from a remote JSON API should feel just like an attempt to fetch the data from a database. It is inspired by Ruby on Rails' ActiveResource library.
Author: Harish Mallipeddi (harish.mallipeddi@gmail.com)
NOTE
pipeshas been renamed todjango_pipesbecausepipesconflicts with a module's name that ships with the Python distribution by default. You could do something likeimport django_pipes as pipesin your code.
