Various common Django-related routines.
Project description
This library consists of various Django-related routines that extend or modify the behaviour of the framework:
lots of composable abstract models to use
a user activity log app storing users’ IP addresses and user agents (useful for hunting down multi-accounts)
a score app enabling users on websites to vote on objects
a tags app which supports tagging by users and localized tags
a badges app which enables users to receive badges for actions on the website
extensions for settings.py (current directory resolution, namespace package support, settings profile support)
typical filters, template tags, form fields, etc.
Complete documentation for the package can be found here:
The latest version can be installed via PyPI:
$ pip install lck.django
or:
$ easy_install lck.django
The source code repository and issue tracker are maintained on GitHub.
This package bundles some royalty free static images that are useful in almost every Django project:
Silk icons 1.3 by FamFamFam - requires attributing the author
Silk Companion 1 by Damien Guard - requires attributing the author
Country Flags by SenojFlags.com - requires using the following HTML:
<a href="http://www.senojflags.com">Country flag</a> image from <a href="http://www.senojflags.com">Flags of all Countries</a>
For the curious, lck stands for LangaCore Kit. LangaCore is a one man software development shop of mine.
Note: lck.common requires Python 2.7 because all of its code is using the so-called four futures (absolute_imports, division, print_function and unicode_literals). One of the virtues in the creation of this library is to make the code beautiful. These switches give a useful transitional state between the old Python 2.x and the new Python 3.x. You should use them as well.
Note: Since 0.5.0 lck.django requires Django 1.3 because it makes my monkey-patching efforts much easier. Moreover, 1.3 nicely deprecates behaviour which I consider ugly.
Change Log
0.7.12
namespace package support now works with Unicode literals in settings.py
dummy app settings refinements: timing middleware moved down the stack because it uses the user session, WSGI app definition was wrong
0.7.11
No code changes
dj.choices requirement bumped to 0.8.6 (fully compatible with 0.8.5 and significantly improves ChoiceFields)
0.7.10
BACKLINKS_LOCAL_SITES setting to control if all configured sites should be considered local upon backlink discovery
More backlink fixes data model fixes to make it more cross-compatible with different backends
0.7.9
Fixed backlink hash generation in activitylog
activitylog accepts UTF-8 characters in User-Agent headers
activitylog South migration #0002 now also works on backends with DDL transactions (e.g. Postgres)
0.7.8
Fixed South support for custom fields (DefaultTags and MACAddressField).
0.7.7
South migrations supported across the board. For existing installations you should run:
$ python manage.py migrate APP_NAME 0001 --fake $ python manage.py migrate APP_NAME
where APP_NAME is activitylog, badges, common, flatpages, profile, score or tags.
uniqueness constraints in activitylog.models.Backlink and activitylog.models.UserAgent moved to separate hash fields to make MySQL happy. South migrations should handle schema evolution regardless of the backend you’re using.
0.7.6
Further Django 1.4 compatibility improvements: auto-compelete foreign key mixin works correctly now
0.7.5
Django 1.4 compatibility improved
0.7.4
Django 1.4 USE_TZ = True compatibility
example settings updated to support new Django 1.4 settings
User attribute proxying in Profile models rewritten to support all built-in and custom attributes on the User model
activitylog.middleware now records IPs and user agents for unauthenticated requests as well. Possibly a performance hit.
0.7.3
Added order_by argument to TagStem.objects.get_content_objects()
0.7.2
choices moved to a separate dj.choices package. The old interface is thus deprecated and will be removed in a future version.
0.7.1
fixed a regression from 0.7.0 in lck.django.score after cleaning up helpers
0.7.0
lck.django.badges introduced
lck.django.common cleaned up, lazy_chain significantly upgraded (now properly supports multiple iterables with filtering, slicing and sorting)
0.6.7
lck.django.score: send a signal on total score change (allows for caching strategies on the app side)
maxid management command introduced: for every registered model returns the current maximum value for primary keys
0.6.6
MACAddressField MAC address normalization ignores empty values, supports Cisco 0000.0000.0000 notation and fixes a minor regression from 0.6.5
SessionAwareLanguageMiddleware introduced
a convenient tag getter for taggables, improved compatibility with EditorTrackable
0.6.5
more rigorous normalization of MAC addresses in MACAddressField
0.6.4
ImageModel introduced
Named models name field extended to 75 characters of length
0.6.3
fixed an embarassing bug with the human-readable timediff filter
0.6.2
MACAddressField normalization bug fixed
0.6.1
buttonable Django admin with ModelAdmin
“Edit separately” links for ForeignKey fields supported in ModelAdmin
compressing PyLibMCCache backend in lck.django.cache_backends
backlinks support in activitylog
images crushed and optimized
use Pillow instead of PIL
0.6.0
Oh boy, lots of changes!
TimeTrackable just got a lot smarter. Includes cache_version attribute automatically updated on significant changes to the object. modified gets updated only when there are actual changes to the object. dirty_fields property shows changed attributes from last save (works also for objects composed from multiple models, including abstract ones).
Inspired by David Cramer and Simon Willison at EuroPython 2011.
The dogpile-safe lck.django.cache now supports custom invalidators which enables invalidation not only by time but also by e.g. model changes (think TimeTrackable.cache_version).
Settings profile support now requires a modified manage.py script in the Django project. This is forced by the unfortunate design of how Django loads settings.
Activity logging moved to its own app, lck.activitylog, which now also tracks IPs and user agents of logged-in visitors (useful in hunting multi-accounts).
Introduced a SavePrioritized abstract model which adds priorities to saves on models. Various parts of the application can specify which priority they use. If they update an attribute which was first saved by something with higher priority, the update is silently ignored.
Introduced a concurrency-aware variant of the popular Model.objects.get_or_create (unsurprisingly called concurrent_get_or_create)
Introduced a commit_on_success variant that supports nesting (unsurprisingly called nested_commit_on_success)
Introduced BasicAuthMiddleware for simplistic private URL protecting.
EditorTrackable is now safe in terms of foreign key cascading (content authored or modified by a user won’t get deleted after this user is removed from the DB). Plus some nice admin refinements.
Now TimingMiddleware doesn’t break other middlewares using process_view() and is generally smarter.
Added X-Slo header in responses for TimingMiddleware.
render() now calculates and emits ETags based on the rendering output.
typical_handler() can now redirect_on_success.
Links from the BBCode filter now open in a new window and have rel="nofollow" set.
Introduced a {%settings KEY%} templatetag.
Introduced a {%git_version%} templatetag which returns a short string useful to present as an app version. This is based on the latest commit in the Git repository where the Django project lies in.
The cycle_filter template filter now supports explicit counter settings and incrementation.
Introduced template filters converting to and from Base64.
Introduced JQuery UI and JQueryMobile integrated radio widgets.
Improved documentation.
More complete translations.
0.5.8
Simplistic TimingMiddleware introduced.
Profiles based on BaseProfile now return self for get_profile().
Trophy icons added.
Console tag library introduced with the {%color%} tag.
Allow rendering non-request contexts.
Choices.ToNames decorator introduced.
Pre-importing in manage.py shell works also for models with a custom``app_model``.
0.5.7
EditorTrackable introduced
Choices can be rendered in grouped form. Currently requires adding '--keyword=Group:2 ' to xgettext invocations in django/core/managemenet/commands/makemessages.py. Cleaning that up is planned for 0.6.0.
typical_handler works now with forms w/o a save() method
upperfirst filter introduced: ups only the first character
Square thumbnails for wide images now work properly
moved contents of helpers to common (enables i18n and cleans up the API), the helpers module is therefore deprecated
some i18n updates
0.5.6
in the thumbnail filter, support for automatic cropping to square introduced
minor translation updates
0.5.5
group members inherit shifted attributes
0.5.4
minor updates to PolishDateWidget
0.5.3
AvatarSupport abstract model for custom avatars. GravatarSupport can be used as fallback or independently.
typical_handler now properly supports file uploads
bugfixes: objects without any score don’t cause exceptions anymore
leftovers from namespace changes cleaned up
0.5.2
monkey patches of core Django annotated and regrouped for easier management in the future (yup, more to come)
a stats calculator
minor bugfixes
0.5.1
tags now support models with custom managers
for Named and Titled models a read-only name_urlencoded and title_urlencoded properties were introduced. Useful as arguments in template tags.
support for setting additional attributes on choices using an unholy << operator overload
in tags, support for getting objects marked with specific stems
0.5.0
migrated to the lck namespace from langacore.kit
migrated licensing from GPL 3 to MIT
bumped the trove from alpha status to beta, the code is in production for over a year now
Ancient history
No proper change log was kept before 0.5.0
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