The FileBrowser is an extension to the Django Admin-Interface in order to
- browse directories on your server and upload/delete/edit/rename files.
- include images/documents to your models/database using the FileBrowseField.
- select images/documents for TinyMCE and CKEditor.
For editors using the Admin-Interface, the FileBrowser replaces an FTP-Client.
Take a look at the Screenshots.
Requirements
- Django 1.0+
- PIL (Python Imaging Library), see http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/
- sorl-thumbnail, see http://code.google.com/p/sorl-thumbnail/
Discussion/Questions
- Use the FileBrowser Google-Group for asking questions, discuss development- and improvement-issues and stay informed about changes/updates: http://groups.google.com/group/djangofilebrowser.
News & Updates
- 2009-10-11: Integrated Signals, see http://code.google.com/p/django-filebrowser/wiki/filebrowser_3#Signals. Moreover, Flash-Upload now uses a session_key for authentication.
- 2009-08-01: New setting CONVERT_FILENAME.
- 2009-07-31: Included Uploadify (see http://uploadify.com) for a better Upload experience.
- 2009-07-18: The first pre-release of FileBrowser 3 is out now. The Source is currently available in /branches/filebrowser_3/. Please read the Documentation because a lot has changed. Testing/Feedback is very much appreciated.
Installation
- Basic Installation
- Using the FileBrowse-Field
- Using the FileBrowser with django-tinymce
- Using the FileBrowser with TinyMCE
Help
Features
- Multiple Upload.
- Define allowed file-extensions and max. Upload-Size.
- Automatic Thumbnails using sorl-thumbnail.
- Integration with TinyMCE (AdvImage & AdvLink).
- Automatic filters for date and file-types.
- FileBrowse-Field to select Images/Documents. Includes Image-Preview (Thumbnail) with the ability to click the Thumbnail and see the original Image.
- Define individual select/upload directories, allowed extensions and selection formats for every FileBrowse-Field.
- Rename/Delete files/directories.
- Generate different Image versions on Upload.
- Generate different Image versions for an already uploaded Image or a whole directory (this is useful, if you use FTP to upload Images).