Django Job Board

django-job-board is a dead simple django based pluggable job board application Dependencies ------------ To install django-job-board on your django site, you need these two django applications:

1. django-commons : http://github.com/scrum8/django-commons/
2. django-wmd-editor : http://github.com/scrum8/django-wmd-editor/

Optional:

1. mootools-textarea-resizer : http://github.com/scrum8/mootools-textarea-resizer

Installation

To install django-job-board on your django site, you would need to do the following steps:

1. Add django-job-board with its dependencies to your django project INSTALLED_APPS settings as such:

   INSTALLED_APPS = (
       'django.contrib.humanize',
       'django.contrib.markup',
       ...
       'job_board',
       'wmd',
       'commons',
   )
   

   If you already have django-commons and django-tagging installed, then you don't need to add it again on the INSTALLED_APPS configuration.

2. Add django-job-board to your url settings. If job board is the root url in your project then you need to add the following url configuration to urls.py:

   url(r'^', include('job_board.urls')),
   

   If not then you may add it as such::

   url(r'^jobs/$', include('job_board.urls')),
   

3. Synchronize the database with:

   $ python manage.py syncdb
   

4. Add the job categories from django admin

5. django-job-board should be available on your site now

Template customization

You may customize and override django-job-board according to your needs. In your django-project's TEMPLATE_DIRS you may add 'job_board' directory underneath it. The templates that should exist under this directory are:

1. form.html : This is the template for the add new job
2. base_form.html : This is the actual form that is shared between form.html and preview.html
3. list.html : This is the template for displaying the currently listed jobs
4. view.html : This is the template for displaying the detail of the job
5. preview.html : This is the template for previewing the data before it is submitted to the database
6. feed.html : This is the template for displaying the job feeds. You may or may not override this template.