aldryn-reversion 0.1.0

Description

Support for django-reversion on models with translatable (using django-parler) fields and/or django-cms placeholder fields.

Note:

django-parler is optional and is not required. However, if your model is
translated with Parler, aldryn-reversion will take translations and the
resulting internal Parler translation cache into consideration when making
revisions.

Aldryn Platform Users

TODO

Manual Installation

1. Run pip install aldryn-reversion.

2. Add below apps to INSTALLED_APPS:

   INSTALLED_APPS = [
       …
       'aldryn_reversion',
       …
   ]

3. (Re-)Start your application server.

Usage

Using Aldryn Reversion in your project is relatively simple.

There are two parts. Adding a registration decorator to your model and adding a mixin to your admin class definition for the same model.

For the model, add version_controlled_content as a decorator like so:

from aldryn-reversion.core import version_controlled_content

@version_controlled_content
class MyModel(models.Model):
    ...

If yor model has FK relations you can use follow property from django-reversions when applying decorator:

@version_controlled_content(follow=['my_fk_relation', 'other_fk_relation'])
class MyModel(models.Model):
    ...

This would also add related objects into revision’s content. Note that they should also be registered with reversions!

For tha admin, simply replace PlaceholderAdminMixin with VersionedPlaceholderAdminMixin to your Admin class for any model’s that include placeholders that should be versioned like so:

from aldryn-reversion.admin import VersionedPlacholderAdminMixin

class MyModelAdmin(VersionedPlacholderAdminMixin, admin.ModelAdmin):
    ...

You can access revisions from model’s admin change form. Important with current version of Aldryn Reverion when you will restore certain revision you will also restore all objects that are present in the same revision to a state which was saved with that revision.

You can access recover view form model’s admin change list view. Recover view will allow you to restore deleted object with translations that are belong to it. Also if FK relations were registered with follow property and they are required for this object - they should be restored also. If user has an ability to restore required objects manually - he will need to restore them manually, otherwise they will be restored automatically to state at that revision.

Options

follow_placeholders - The ‘follow_placeholders’ class property is introduced and is, by default, True. If set to False in the implmementing class allows the class to implement reversion, but without considering the placeholder field(s) it contains.

To apply aldryn-reversion to a class but ignore the contents of its placeholderfield(s), register it like so:

@reversion.register(
    adapter_cls=ContentEnabledVersionAdapter,
    follow_placeholders=False,
    revision_manager=reversion.default_revision_manager,
)
class MyModel(models.Model):
    # Changes to plugins inside this placeholder fields are not revisioned
    # but theif we change the placeholder object this field points to, that
    # change will be picked up by reversion.
    placeholder = PlaceholderField()

instead of using the shortcut decorator @version-controlled-content.