django-mongokit 0.2.2

django-mongokit was built for Django 1.2 with the multi-db support but you can use django-mongokit in Django 1.1 (tested in Django 1.1.1) as a secondary database. For example, you might want to continue running your application in MySQL/PosgreSQL/Oracle as it is but you then have a fast logging app that writes to MongoDB. The way difference from using Django 1.2 is to that you need to specify a setting called MONGO_DATABASE_NAME like this:

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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