Allow case insensitive URLs while enforcing the right URL.
Apply the case_insenstive decorator if you have URLs which should match regardless of case, but you don’t want those URLs hanging out there when a user visits.
Installation
Install dj-casing:
pip install djcasing
Decorating a view
Then use it in a project:
from djcasing import case_insenstive
@case_insensitive
def some_view(request, urlarg_one, urlarg_two):
# do stuff here
Now URLs of the form http://example.com/BobsWorld/PageOne/ can be matched to http://examle.com/bobsworld/pageone and visitors will be immediately redirected to the latter URL.
License
BSD licensed.
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