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h1. Installation
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Installation is pretty straight-forward and follows the same installation procedure as many other Django applications. django-compress does not create any models, so you do not need to configure a database.
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h3. Recommendations
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By default django-compress uses CSSTidy to compress CSS. CSSTidy is an excellent stand-alone application for dealing with CSS-files. CSSTidy can be downloaded from: http://csstidy.sourceforge.net/. If you do not install CSSTidy, make sure to disable the filter in your settings (by setting COMPRESS_CSS_FILTERS = None).
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h3. Install instructions
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# Get the code from svn: svn co http://django-compress.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ django-compress
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** Use the setup.py script to install: python setup.py install
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** OR manually put the compress-directory somewhere on your PYTHONPATH
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# Add 'compress' to your INSTALLED_APPS
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h3. Using git?
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The main source repository is now available at github: http://github.com/pelme/django-compress/tree/master
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The Subversion repository at Google Code will still be updated, though.
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If you want to grab django-compress via git, use: git clone git://github.com/pelme/django-compress.git |