About
This small module for django allows you to store requests in your database(now supports only database) and then look at them in django admin. This module was inspired by logs in Google Application Engine
Configure
Include this lines to your settings.py:
INSTALLED_APPS += ('admin_logs', )
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = ('admin_logs.middleware.LogRequestMiddleware', ) + MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES # place middleware as early as possible
ADMIN_LOGS_BACKEND = 'admin_logs.backends.database.DatabaseBackend' # now supports only database
from admin_logs import setup_level
setup_level('INFO') # set minumum log level that will be written to logs
from admin_logs.decorators import log
# use full for celery tasks
@log(name='test')
def task_name():
logging.warning('logging in task')
And this warning will be written to logs and you can check it later.
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