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'''Talaria''' aims to be a lightweight, elegant, easy to extend geek-friendly content management system. 
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You can browse online the [[http://hg.imankulov.name/talaria-website/file|repository]] 
containing Talaria website itself. Below is a filelist of a sample project created 
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CategoryExtension CategoryExtensionsByOthers CategoryExtensionsByOthers

Talaria extension

This extension is not distributed with Mercurial.

Author: Roman Imankulov

Web page: http://imankulov.name/talaria/

Repository: http://hg.imankulov.name/talaria-dev/

Overview

Talaria aims to be a lightweight, elegant, easy to extend geek-friendly content management system. Primary goal of the project is to offer people an easy way to manage simple hierarchical trees of HTML-documents, such as web-sites, documentation, etc.

Installation

Talaria extension can be downloaded from the official site, or installed from python package index with

easy_install Talaria

Sure enough, you can clone Talaria repository as well:

hg clone http://hg.imankulov.name/talaria-dev

Configuration

It's recommended to use talaria along with MQ extension. Configure your .hgrc to enable the extension by adding following lines:

[extensions]
talaria=
hgext.mq =

Examples

You can browse online the repository containing Talaria website itself. Below is a filelist of a sample project created with hg talaria-quickstart command:

.
|-- data
|   |-- content.mkd
|   `-- options.json
|-- media
`-- templates
    `-- default.html


CategoryExtensionsByOthers

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