Content manager for all types of content, blog posts, galleries, personal records, etc.
Features - Requirements - Installation - Quick usage - Examples
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AWS S3 storage: This means you can store your content directly to the cloud with very little configuration out of the box.
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Local storage: Store all your content on your local system, skip cloud vulnerabilities or use for quick development purposes.
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Easy media management: Add, Delete or Update any media associated with your content. Receive media data in a browser friendly format for easy image source display.
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Control your meta data: Meta data each data point has meta data associated which can be in any shape. The user has complete control.
- Linux
- MacOS
- Windows
Python 3.9 or greater
There is very little requirements for local storage
- User Read / Write privilege to home directory (true by default)
It is necessary to have the following configured to use PostManager with AWS S3.
- AWS Account
- S3 Bucket with Read/Write access (not necessarily public)
- AWS CLI installed and configured
With pip:
pip install postmanagerfrom postmanager.manager import PostManager
blog_manager = PostManager.setup_local()meta_data = {
"title": "Cool Blog",
"author": "Jeff"
}
content = {
"blocks":[
{"Header"}:"Cool Blog"
],
...
...
}
new_blog = blog_manager.new_post(meta_data,content)
post_manager.save_post(new_blog)blog_id = 42
bog = blog_manager.get_by_id(blog_id)
return blog.to_json()blog_id = 42
blog_manager.delete_post(blog_id)!!! note "Note: Media format"
The add_media takes the media bytes in DataUrl format. This is the same as the value returned from JavaScript FileReader.readAsDataURL().
media = {
"name":"cover_photo",
"bytes": "data:image/jpeg;base64,iV99JKH...."
}
blog_id = 42
blog = blog_manager.get_by_id(blog_id)
blog.add_media(media["name"],media["bytes"])
blog_manager.save_post(blog)- Install deps
pip3 install -r requirements_docs.txt- Run Build
mkdocs build
- Serve site directory
serve site