Views¶

django-badger provides a series of views for:

listing badges
showing details for a badge
creating, editing and deleting badges
awarding, unawarding, recently awarded list and showing badge award details
claiming awarded badges
listing unclaimed badges
listing all the awarded badges for a user
listing all the users a badge has been awarded to
listing all the badges created by a user
nominating a user for a badge, listing nominations and showing nomination details

You can use these views by adding the relevant urls to your Django project and writing the templates that they use.

The location of the templates is determined by the BADGER_TEMPLATE_BASE setting. This defaults to badger.

Note

The view code is in flux, so it’s probably best to look at the code for implementing your templates.

Adding urls¶

There are two urls files. If you want to use the views, you should add one of them:

badger/urls_simplified.py: Holds url routes for all the views except the “multiplayer ones”. This assumes that badges will be managed primarily in the admin and badges will be awarded by triggers in badges.py files.
badger/urls.py: Everything in badger/urls_simplified.py plus url routes for “multiplayer views” allowing users to create awards, nominate others for awards and all that.