Django: Sitemap Sitemap, common view, and context renderer

Django has its own sitemap framework for generating XML files

Django Sitemap Demo:

Sitemap is very important, can be used to inform the Search engine page address, the importance of the page, help the site to get a better collection.

To turn on the sitemap feature

Django.contrib.sitemaps and Django.contrib.sites in the settings.py file are to be in Install_apps

Installed_apps = (    ' django.contrib.admin ',    ' Django.contrib.auth ',    ' django.contrib.contenttypes ',    ' django.contrib.sessions ',    ' django.contrib.messages ',    ' django.contrib.staticfiles ',    ' Django.contrib.sites ',    ' django.contrib.sitemaps ',    ' django.contrib.redirects ',         #####    #othther Apps    #####)

Django 1.7 and Previous versions:

Template_loaders to join the ' django.template.loaders.app_directories. Loader ', like this:

Template_loaders = (    ' django.template.loaders.filesystem.Loader ',    ' Django.template.loaders.app_ Directories. Loader ',)

Django 1.8 and later adds a new templates setting, where App_dirs is true, such as:

# Notice:code for Django 1.8, no work on Django 1.7 and belowtemplates = [    {        ' backend ': ' Django.template.backend S.django.djangotemplates ',        ' DIRS ': [            os.path.join (Base_dir, ' Templates '). replace (' \ \ ', '/'),        ],        ' App_dirs ': True,    },]

Then configure the following in the urls.py:

From django.conf.urls import urlfrom django.contrib.sitemaps import Genericsitemapfrom django.contrib.sitemaps.views Import sitemap from blog.models import Entry  sitemaps = {    ' blog ': Genericsitemap ({' Queryset ': Entry.objects.all (), ' Date_field ': ' Pub_date '}, priority=0.6),    # If you want to add another can imitate the above} urlpatterns = [    # Some generic view using Info_d ICT    # ...     # the Sitemap    url (r ' ^sitemap\.xml$ ', sitemap, {' Sitemaps ': sitemaps},        name= ' Django.contrib.sitemaps.views.sitemap '),

But this generated sitemap, if the site content too much is very slow, very resource-intensive, you can use the paging function:

From django.conf.urls import urlfrom django.contrib.sitemaps import Genericsitemapfrom django.contrib.sitemaps.views Import sitemap from blog.models import Entry from django.contrib.sitemaps import views as Sitemaps_viewsfrom Django.views. Decorators.cache Import cache_page  sitemaps = {    ' blog ': Genericsitemap ({' Queryset ': Entry.objects.all (), ' Date_field ': ' Pub_date '}, priority=0.6),    # If you want to add other can imitate the above} urlpatterns = [    url (R ' ^sitemap\.xml$ ',        cache _page (86400) (Sitemaps_views.index),        {' sitemaps ': sitemaps, ' sitemap_url_name ': ' Sitemaps '}),    url (r ' ^ sitemap-(? p<section>.+) \.xml$ ',        cache_page (86400) (Sitemaps_views.sitemap),        {' Sitemaps ': sitemaps}, Name= ' Sitemaps '),]

This allows you to see a sitemap similar to the following if the local test accesses the Http://localhost:8000/sitemap.xml

　　

　　

　　

　　

　　

Django: Sitemap Sitemap, common view, and context renderer