pony-traffic is a fork of django-request with tracking module. It stores requests in a database for admins to see, it can also be used to get statistics on who is online, where are clients, how much time they spent, etc.
django-request is a statistics module for django. It stores requests in a database for admins to see, it can also be used to get statistics on who is online etc.
As well as a site statistics module, with the active_users template tag and manager method you can also use django-request to show who is online in a certain time.
Request.objects.active_users(minutes=15)
To find the request overview page, please click on Requests inside the admin, then “Overview” on the top right, next to “add”.
'request' in your INSTALLED_APPS setting.manage.py syncdb.request.middleware.RequestMiddleware to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES. If you use django.contrib.auth, place the RequestMiddleware after it. If you use django.contrib.flatpages place request.middleware.RequestMiddleware before it else flatpages will be marked as error pages in the admin panel.For a detailed documentation of django-request, or how to install django-request please see: django-request or the docs/ directory.
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pony-traffic is a fork of django-request with tracking module. It stores requests in a database for admins to see, it can also be used to get statistics on who is online, where are clients, how much time they spent, etc.
We found that pony-traffic demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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