As already said, this is probably the smallest component of this site, but it was quite easy to make it generally applicable. It basically consists of 2 components:
- A commandline script that can easily be integrated with a cron-system in order to periodically regenerate the lifestream (backend)
- and a frontend that consists of a view (and hopefully in the future also a feed) for actually rendering the built-stream.
The setup is pretty straight-forward if you have ever worked with cron so I hope the provided documentation is sufficient (at least for now). Otherwise just file a bug report :-)
For now the whole project is hosted on Google Code but I also plan to at least mirror it on Launchpad since I prefer working with distributed version control systems.
So, by now you can find django-lifestream on http://code.google.com/p/django-lifestream/. I hope you like it and it's useful :-)
I once again want to thank Jeff Croft and Manuela Hoffmann for their inspiration and the whole Django community (and esp. all the folks in #django) for their help :-)
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