A cache manager for Django admin.
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pip install django-dragondragon_cache_manager to your INSTALLED_APPS in Django settings.admin/: path('admin/dragon/', include('dragon_cache_manager.urls')),/admin/dragon.All Dragon settings are prefixed by DRAGON_.
USER_TEST_CALLBACKrequest is the only argument and is the current Request instance.
Callback for determining access to the Dragon pages.
Should return True if allowed. Otherwise, False.
By default, any staff or superuser will be able to access Dragon.
USER_IS_SUPERUSERIndicates if a superuser is allowed to view Dragon.
Default: True
USER_IS_STAFFSame as USER_IS_SUPERUSER but for staff.
Default: False
ENABLE_INDEXIndicates if the Redis key index should be shown.
Default: False
MAX_RESULTSMaximum number of results to return on a key search.
Default: 50
load_test_cacheAdds X keys to a cache specified in settings.CACHES.
For each key, a random word from dragon/management/commands/random_words.txt will be used as the key and value.
-c/--cache - Specify the name of the cache to populate (defaults to all).-k/--keys - Specify the number items to generate (defaults to 50).FAQs
A cache manager for Django admin
We found that django-dragon demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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