Version 0.1.10
Released: April 12, 2025
This release introduces powerful new SpellBlocks and multi-source configuration support, making Django Spellbook even more versatile for creating and organizing markdown content.
New Features
Two New SpellBlocks
1. QuoteBlock - Create beautifully styled quotes with attribution
{~ quote author="Django Spellbook" source="Documentation" ~}
Powerful Django markdown processing with template-like features.
{~~}
Powerful Django markdown processing with template-like features.
Also Supports Images! Add an optional 'image' parameter with a link!
{~ quote author="Albert Einstein" source="Theory of Relativity" image="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d3/Albert_Einstein_Head.jpg" ~}
The speed of light is the ultimate limit of human understanding.
{~~}
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The speed of light is the ultimate limit of human understanding.
2. PracticeBlock - Structure exercises and challenges with metadata
{~ practice difficulty="Intermediate" timeframe="20 minutes" impact="High" focus="Django Templates" ~}
### Create a custom template tag
Write a template tag that formats dates according to user preferences.
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Create a custom template tag
Write a template tag that formats dates according to user preferences.
Multi-Source Configuration
Now you can process markdown from multiple directories to different Django apps, with each having its own independent templates, views, and URLs:
# settings.py
SPELLBOOK_MD_PATH = [
BASE_DIR / "docs_content",
BASE_DIR / "blog_content"
]
SPELLBOOK_MD_APP = [
"docs_app",
"blog_app"
]
With this configuration:
- Content from
docs_content
will be processed todocs_app
- Content from
blog_content
will be processed toblog_app
- Access content at
/content/docs_app/page-name/
and/content/blog_app/post-name/
# urls.py
urlpatterns = [
path('content/', include('django_spellbook.urls')),
]
Coming Soon
- Alternate Named prefixes for urls on multiple sources
- Alternate Base Templates for each source
- More SpellBlocks
- More configuration options