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Django Admin Confirm

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Features

  • AdminConfirmMixin Based on django-admin-confirm with support for django-object-actions AdminConfirmMixin is a mixin for ModelAdmin to add confirmations to change, add and actions.

  • AdminFormMixin AdminFormMixin is a mixin for ModelAdmin to add a form to configure your actions.

  • Ability to Confirm an action form with a preview of the objects and form data

  • Add support to chain form


ScreenShot

Confirm ScreenShot

Screenshot of Change Confirmation Page

Screenshot of Add Confirmation Page

Screenshot of Action Confirmation Page

Form ScreenShot

Screenshot of The Action Form


Installation

Install django-admin-action-tools by running:

poetry add django-admin-action-tools

Add admin_action_tools to INSTALLED_APPS in your project settings before django.contrib.admin:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    'admin_action_tools',

    'django.contrib.admin',

    ...
    'widget_tweaks'
    ...
]

To use ActionFormMixin you also need to add widget_tweaks to the INSTALLED_APPS

Note that this project follows the template override rules of Django. To override a template, your app should be listed before admin_confirm, admin_form in INSTALLED_APPS.

Configuration Options

Environment Variables:

Caching is used to cache files for confirmation. When change/add is submitted on the ModelAdmin, if confirmation is required, files will be cached until all validations pass and confirmation is received.

  • ADMIN_CONFIRM_CACHE_TIMEOUT default: 1000
  • ADMIN_CONFIRM_CACHE_KEY_PREFIX default: admin_confirm__file_cache

Attributes:

  • confirm_change Optional[bool] - decides if changes should trigger confirmation
  • confirm_add Optional[bool] - decides if additions should trigger confirmation
  • confirmation_fields Optional[Array[string]] - sets which fields should trigger confirmation for add/change. For adding new instances, the field would only trigger a confirmation if it's set to a value that's not its default.
  • change_confirmation_template Optional[string] - path to custom html template to use for change/add
  • action_confirmation_template Optional[string] - path to custom html template to use for actions

Note that setting confirmation_fields without setting confirm_change or confirm_add would not trigger confirmation for change/add. Confirmations for actions does not use the confirmation_fields option.

Method Overrides: If you want even more control over the confirmation, these methods can be overridden:

  • get_confirmation_fields(self, request: HttpRequest, obj: Optional[Object]) -> List[str]
  • render_change_confirmation(self, request: HttpRequest, context: dict) -> TemplateResponse
  • render_action_confirmation(self, request: HttpRequest, context: dict) -> TemplateResponse

Usage

AdminConfirmMixin

It can be configured to add a confirmation page on ModelAdmin upon:

  • saving changes
  • adding new instances
  • performing actions

Confirm Change:

    from admin_confirm import AdminConfirmMixin

    class MyModelAdmin(AdminConfirmMixin, ModelAdmin):
        confirm_change = True
        confirmation_fields = ['field1', 'field2']

This would confirm changes on changes that include modifications onfield1 and/or field2.

Confirm Add:

    from admin_confirm import AdminConfirmMixin

    class MyModelAdmin(AdminConfirmMixin, ModelAdmin):
        confirm_add = True
        confirmation_fields = ['field1', 'field2']

This would confirm add on adds that set field1 and/or field2 to a non default value.

Note: confirmation_fields apply to both add/change confirmations.

Confirm Action:

    from admin_confirm import AdminConfirmMixin

    class MyModelAdmin(AdminConfirmMixin, ModelAdmin):
        actions = ["action1", "action2"]

        def action1(modeladmin, request, queryset):
            # Do something with the queryset

        @confirm_action()
        def action2(modeladmin, request, queryset):
            # Do something with the queryset

        action2.allowed_permissions = ('change',)

This would confirm action2 but not action1.

Action confirmation will respect allowed_permissions and the has_xxx_permission methods.

Note: AdminConfirmMixin does not confirm any changes on inlines

Confirm Object Action:

    from admin_confirm import AdminConfirmMixin
    from django_object_actions import DjangoObjectActions

    class MyModelAdmin(AdminConfirmMixin, DjangoObjectActions, ModelAdmin):
        change_actions = ["action1"]

        @confirm_action()
        def action1(self, request, object):
            # Do something with the object

AdminFormMixin

Action Form

    from admin_confirm import ActionFormMixin, add_form_to_action
    from myapp.form import NoteActionForm
    from django_object_actions import DjangoObjectActions

    class MyModelAdmin(ActionFormMixin, DjangoObjectActions, ModelAdmin):
        change_actions = ["object_action"]

        @add_form_to_action(NoteActionForm)
        def action1(modeladmin, request, queryset, form=None):
            # Do something with the queryset

        @add_form_to_action(NoteActionForm)
        def object_action(modeladmin, request, object, form=None):
            # Do something with the object

Chaining tools

    from admin_confirm import AdminConfirmMixin, ActionFormMixin, confirm_action, add_form_to_action
    from django_object_actions import DjangoObjectActions
    from myapp.form import NoteActionForm

    class MyModelAdmin(AdminConfirmMixin, ActionFormMixin, DjangoObjectActions, ModelAdmin):
        change_actions = ["action1"]

        @add_form_to_action(NoteActionForm)
        @confirm_action()
        def action1(self, request, object, form=None):
            # Do something with the object

This will chain form and confirmation. The confirmation page will have the actions & form values displayed. If you only want the action (same as confirm only), you can pass the following argument

    from admin_confirm import AdminConfirmMixin, ActionFormMixin, confirm_action, add_form_to_action
    from django_object_actions import DjangoObjectActions
    from myapp.form import NoteActionForm

    class MyModelAdmin(AdminConfirmMixin, ActionFormMixin, DjangoObjectActions, ModelAdmin):
        change_actions = ["action1"]

        @add_form_to_action(NoteActionForm)
        @confirm_action(display_form=False)
        def action1(self, request, object, form=None):
            # Do something with the object and form
    from admin_confirm import AdminConfirmMixin, ActionFormMixin, confirm_action, add_form_to_action
    from django_object_actions import DjangoObjectActions
    from myapp.form import NoteActionForm, SecondForm

    class MyModelAdmin(AdminConfirmMixin, ActionFormMixin, DjangoObjectActions, ModelAdmin):
        change_actions = ["action1"]

        @add_form_to_action(NoteActionForm)
        @add_form_to_action(SecondForm)
        @confirm_action()
        def action1(self, request, object, forms=None):
            # Do something with the object and forms

This will chain 2 forms and confirmation. The confirmation page will have the actions & form values displayed.

if you want to not display the impacted objects, you can use

    from admin_confirm import AdminConfirmMixin, ActionFormMixin, confirm_action, add_form_to_action
    from django_object_actions import DjangoObjectActions
    from myapp.form import NoteActionForm, SecondForm

    class MyModelAdmin(AdminConfirmMixin, ActionFormMixin, DjangoObjectActions, ModelAdmin):
        change_actions = ["action1"]

        @add_form_to_action(NoteActionForm, display_queryset=False)
        @add_form_to_action(SecondForm, display_queryset=False)
        @confirm_action(display_queryset=False)
        def action1(self, request, object, forms=None):
            # Do something with the object and forms

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