django-auto-logout 0.3.1

Auto logout a user after specific time in Django

Auto logout a user after specific time in Django.

Works with Python🐍 ≥ 3.7, Django🌐 ≥ 3.0.

вњ”пёЏ Installation

pip install django-auto-logout

Append to settings middlewares:

MIDDLEWARE = [
...
    'django_auto_logout.middleware.auto_logout',
]

Note

Make sure that the following middlewares are used before doing this:

• django.contrib.sessions.middleware.SessionMiddleware

• django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware

• django.contrib.messages.middleware.MessageMiddleware

рџ’¤ Logout in case of idle

Logout a user if there are no requests for a long time.

Add to settings:

AUTO_LOGOUT = {'IDLE_TIME': 600}  # logout after 10 minutes of downtime

вЊ› Limit session time

Logout a user after 3600 seconds (hour) from the last login.

Add to settings:

AUTO_LOGOUT = {'SESSION_TIME': 3600}

вњ‰пёЏ Show messages when logging out automatically

Set the message that will be displayed after the user automatically logs out of the system:

AUTO_LOGOUT = {
    'SESSION_TIME': 3600,
    'MESSAGE': 'The session has expired. Please login again to continue.',
}

It uses django.contrib.messages. Don’t forget to display messages in templates:

{% for message in messages %}
    <div class="message {{ message.tags }}">
        {{ message }}
    </div>
{% endfor %}

Note

messages template variable provides by django.contrib.messages.context_processors.messages context processor.

See TEMPLATES в†’ OPTIONS в†’ context_processors in your settings.py file.

рџЊ€ Combine configurations

You can combine previous configurations. For example, you may want to logout a user in case of downtime (5 minutes or more) and not allow working within one session for more than half an hour:

AUTO_LOGOUT = {
    'IDLE_TIME': 300,  # 5 minutes
    'SESSION_TIME': 1800,  # 30 minutes
    'MESSAGE': 'The session has expired. Please login again to continue.',
}