Django object moderation
Project description
Django application for moderation of model instances.
Provides convenience methods and an admin interface for moderating instances of registered Django models.
django-gatekeeper is a project of Sunlight Labs (c) 2008. Writen by Jeremy Carbaugh <jcarbaugh@sunlightfoundation.com>
All code is under a BSD-style license, see LICENSE for details.
Homepage: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-sunlightapi/
Source: http://github.com/sunlightlabs/python-sunlightapi/
Requirements
python >= 2.4
django >= 1.0
Installation
To install run
python setup.py install
which will install the application into python’s site-packages directory.
Quick Setup
settings.py
Add to INSTALLED_APPS:
gatekeeper
Be sure to place gatekeeper above any application which contains models that will be moderated.
Add to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES:
gatekeeper.middleware.GatekeeperMiddleware
Register Models
>>> from django.db import models >>> import gatekeeper >>> class MyModel(models.Model): ... pass >>> gatekeeper.register(MyModel)
Admin Moderation Queue
Include the following in urls.py BEFORE the default admin:
url(r'^admin/gatekeeper/', include('gatekeeper.urls')),
Filtering Moderated Models
>>> from myapp.models import MyModel >>> import gatekeeper >>> def index(request): ... my_models = gatekeeper.approved(MyModel.objects.get(creator=request.user))
Advanced Usage
Auto-Moderation
It can be hassle to have to manually moderate objects when there is a simple ruleset used to determine how an object will be moderated. In order to use auto-moderation, the following needs to be added to settings.py:
GATEKEEPER_ENABLE_AUTOMODERATION = True
Gatekeeper provides two methods of auto-moderation. First, if the user that saves a moderated object has permission to moderate that object, it will be automatically approved. This will always happen if GATEKEEPER_ENABLE_AUTOMODERATION is set to true in settings.py. The second form of auto-moderation allows a moderation method to be written. This method should return True to approve, False to reject, or None to pass on for manual moderation. The auto-moderation function is pass as an argument when registering a Model.
>>> class MyModel(models.Model): ... pass >>> def myautomod(obj): ... pass >>> gatekeeper.register(MyModel, auto_moderator=myautomod)
If the auto-moderation function returns None or is not specified for a model, the first form of auto-moderation will be attempted.
Default Moderation
By default, moderated model instances will be marked as pending and placed on the moderation queue when created. This behavior can be overridden by specifying GATEKEEPER_DEFAULT_STATUS in settings.py.
0 - mark objects as pending and place on the moderation queue
1 - mark objects as approved and bypass the moderation queue
-1 - mark objects as rejected and bypass the moderation queue
Moderation Queue Notifications
Gatekeep will send a notification email to a list of recipients when a new object is placed on the moderation queue. Specify GATEKEEPER_MODERATOR_LIST in settings.py to enable notifications.
GATEKEEPER_MODERATOR_LIST = ['moderator@mysite.com','admin@yoursite.com']
Post-moderation Signal
Many applications will want to execute certain tasks once an object is moderated. Gatekeeper provides a signal that is fired when an object is manually or automatically moderated.
gatekeeper.post_moderation
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