CachedMarkdownField for Django Models
This Field caches compiled Markdown and then uses the cached value when queried. This saves time spent compiling Markdown on every request.
Example
class NameAndDescription(models.Model):
name = CharField(max_length=20)
description = CachedMarkdownField()
instance = NameAndDescription()
instance.description = "text"
assert instance.description == "<p>text</p>"
Settings
CachedMarkdownField recongnized two SETTINGS.py settings
# Enables caching
MARKDOWN_CACHE = True
# If false, will raise error if not already compiled
MARKDOWN_CACHE_RUNTIME = True
How does it work?
Internally CachedMarkdownField uses CompositeField and stores the cached value in separate field. CachedMarkdownField is a proxy and will add two fields into the actual model. In the example
above instance.description returns a proxy object that maps the fields markdown and cached
to the model fields description_markdown and description_cached.
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