Django CacheManager

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Tired of writing cache.set code?

http://blogs.curse.com/25/details/38/

This is something I’ll be polishing up over the next few days, but the paste is pretty self explanatory. We will release the source (packaged) on code.curse.com as soon as its finalized and we generate unittests/proper docs.

I will throw this up on DjangoSnippets as soon as James creates a lost password or change password form

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Skeeterbug (Jul 11th):

It looks like this is going to make it into the DJango trunk? Great work

Can (Sep 27th):

Really useful piece of code. Unfortunately, I’m trying to use this, but could not find any documentation on how to integrate it into a Django model. Is there documentation for it somewhere?

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