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Django Audit Log

A simple Django package for logging user actions on objects within the application.

Installation

Install via pip:

pip install audit-trail-logger

  1. Add auditlog to INSTALLED_APPS in your Django settings.
  2. Use the audit_log decorator on your views or model methods. from auditlog.decorators import audit_log @audit_log(action_type='create', object_type='Product') def create_product(request): ## Your logic for creating the product pass

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