# Django Debug Permissions Get a list of all user permissions available in the system
This app adds a single manage.py command that lists all user permissions available in the system.
## Supported versions Haven’t tested it with earlier version, but the app works for sure with:
Django: 1.11
Python: 3.4+
## Installation
Install using PIP:
pip install django-debug-permissions
Add debug_permissions to INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS += [‘debug_permissions’]
## Usage Run python manage.py get_all_permissions and you should get a list of all permissions similar to:
` account.add_emailaddress account.add_emailconfirmation account.change_emailaddress account.change_emailconfirmation account.delete_emailaddress account.delete_emailconfirmation auth.add_group auth.add_permission auth.change_group auth.change_permission auth.delete_group auth.delete_permission ... sessions.add_session sessions.change_session sessions.delete_session sites.add_site sites.change_site sites.delete_site users.add_user users.change_user users.delete_user `
## Contributors Tim Kamanin (tim@timonweb.com, http://timonweb.com)
## Cross-promotion: Checkout these modules if you: * are tired of locating manage.py and typing python manage.py everytime - Django-manage.py-anywhere (https://github.com/timonweb/Django-manage.py-anywhere) will be your saviour; * want to download database and media dumps via Django admin - Django Database Backup UI (https://github.com/timonweb/django-dbbackup-ui) will help you;
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