Django app allowing users to set app specific preferences through the admin interface.

Provides singleton admin views for Preferences objects and a simple interface to preference values. Singleton views ensures only one preference intance is available for each Preferences class.

1. Add preferences to your INSTALLED APPS setting.

2. Add preferences url include to the project's url.py file BEFORE your admin urls include statement. Make sure to use 'admin/' as the start of the include's path since it will override certain admin views:

   (r'^admin/', include('preferences.urls')),

To create preferences for your app create a model storing your preferences as normal, with the model inheriting from preferences.models.Preferences. Also specify preferences.models as your models module:

from django.db import models
from preferences.models import Preferences

class MyPreferences(Preferences):
    __module__ = 'preferences.models' 
    portal_contact_email = models.EmailField()

Admin classes are specified as per usual, no changes are needed. Your preferences will show up under the Preferences app label in Django admin.

Preferences can be accessed in python by importing the preferences module and traversing to your required preferences in the form preferences.<ModelName>.<field>, i.e.:

from preferences import preferences

portal_contact_email = preferences.MyPreferences.portal_contact_email

1. First super alpha release

1. Doc update to indicate importance of placing url include before admin url include.