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Plugin for tracking Skyhook timers in Alliance Auth
Install into your Alliance Auth virtual environment from PyPI:
pip install skyhook-timer
Add 'skyhook_timer'
to INSTALLED_APPS
Run migrations & copy static files
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py collectstatic
Restart your supervisor services for AA
Now you can access Alliance Auth and setup permissions for your users. See below
This is an overview of all permissions used by this app:
Name | Purpose | Code |
---|---|---|
Can add skyhook timer | Can create a unique skyhook timer with system/planet and time. If the system/planet timer exists already it overwrites | add_skyhooktimer |
Can view skyhook timer | Allows viewing of the nav menu link, and rendering of the skyhook timer page. This should be added to all users/members/states/groups that should be able to view skyhook timers | view_skyhooktimer |
FAQs
A Skyhook Timer app for Alliance Auth.
We found that skyhook-timer 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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