Django SeoHelper is a pluggable application that helps you to add meta-information to your Django templates.
Using pip:
pip install django-seohelper
Using the source code:
git clone https://github.com/kplaube/django-seohelper.git
cd django-seohelper/
python setup.py install
Configuring
- Add
seohelperto yourINSTALLED_APPS
You need to put the code below in your template file:
{% load seo_helper %}
{% seo_helper request.path as meta %}
<html>
<head>
<title>{{ meta.title }}</title>
<meta name="description" content="{{ meta.description }}" />
<meta name="keywords" content="{{ meta.keywords }}" />
<meta name="robots" content="{{ meta.robot_tags }}" />
</head>
...
</html>
Where seo_helper is the templatetag, request.path is the complete path of the document and meta is the variable where SeoHelper will keep the document's metadata.
Let's suppose we want to add metadata to http://myblog.com/2013/01/01/hello/. So,
we need to access /admin/seohelper/document/add/ and create a record with these parameters:
- URL: /2013/01/01/hello-world/
- Title: Hello World!
- Description: My first post.
- Keywords: index,follow
Now, when we access the http://myblog.com/2013/01/01/hello/, SeoHelper will restore those data from database and will show these in your page.
Contributions are very welcome!
One can run the tests through tox. With luck, it'll
install all the dependencies and set up the virtual environments for the different
combinations of Python and Django versions. You'll still be required to have the
different Python versions in your machine, and it's recommended to use pyenv to
have it done.
Activate the different Python versions first:
pyenv local 3.10.7 3.9.14 3.8.14 3.7.14
It's recommended to rely on Pipfile to mananage dependencies and venvs:
pipenv install --dev
And finally, you are good to go with Tox:
pipenv run tox