django-dragon 0.1.6

A cache manager for Django admin

Django Dragon Cache Manager 🐲

A cache manager for Django admin.

"What did he promise you, a share of the treasure? As if it was his to give.
I will not part with a single coin! Not one piece of it!"

- Smaug

Installation

1. Install the package: pip install django-dragon
2. Add dragon_cache_manager to your INSTALLED_APPS in Django settings.
3. Add the Dragon URLs before admin/: path('admin/dragon/', include('dragon_cache_manager.urls')),
4. Dragon will be accessible from /admin/dragon.

Configuration

All Dragon settings are prefixed by DRAGON_.

USER_TEST_CALLBACK

request is the only argument and is the current Request instance.

Callback for determining access to the Dragon pages.

Should return True if allowed. Otherwise, False.

By default, any staff or superuser will be able to access Dragon.

USER_IS_SUPERUSER

Indicates if a superuser is allowed to view Dragon.

Default: True

USER_IS_STAFF

Same as USER_IS_SUPERUSER but for staff.

Default: False

ENABLE_INDEX

Indicates if the Redis key index should be shown.

Default: False

MAX_RESULTS

Maximum number of results to return on a key search.

Default: 50

Commands

load_test_cache

Adds X keys to a cache specified in settings.CACHES.

For each key, a random word from dragon/management/commands/random_words.txt will be used as the key and value.

• -c/--cache - Specify the name of the cache to populate (defaults to all).
• -k/--keys - Specify the number items to generate (defaults to 50).