> - It will support multiple hosts, as well as "sub-shops":

> multiple hosts: shirts.example.com, books.example.com
> sub-shops: mall.example.com/shirts, mall.example.com/trousers

> To do this, I am going to introduce a threadlocal middleware, and extend
> the shop middleware.  It will be moderately straightforward, I already did
> and debugged this for this for Banjo.

> I'm wondering about using banjo-common for the threadlocals.  I don't mind
> just cross-contributing the code, but it would be easier to just make that a
> dependency.  I would make sure to publicly host it, I was going to release
> Banjo this weekend anyway.

> --
> Bruce Kroeze
> http://solidsitesolutions.com
> Dynamic Designs, Optimized

> Satchmo is getting to have a lot of really sophisticated features. I want
> to support them but don't want it to get too complex for someone that only
> needs a simple store. Hopefully this feature can be fairly seamless.

> -Chris

> On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 9:34 PM, Bruce Kroeze <bkro...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> I am going to begin work on a short (hopefully) branch this weekend.
>> "multi-shop" will fully enable multiple shops within one installation.

>> - It will support multiple hosts, as well as "sub-shops":

>> multiple hosts: shirts.example.com, books.example.com
>> sub-shops: mall.example.com/shirts, mall.example.com/trousers

>> To do this, I am going to introduce a threadlocal middleware, and extend
>> the shop middleware.  It will be moderately straightforward, I already did
>> and debugged this for this for Banjo.

>> I'm wondering about using banjo-common for the threadlocals.  I don't mind
>> just cross-contributing the code, but it would be easier to just make that a
>> dependency.  I would make sure to publicly host it, I was going to release
>> Banjo this weekend anyway.

>> --
>> Bruce Kroeze
>> http://solidsitesolutions.com
>> Dynamic Designs, Optimized