Django Global Login Required Middleware

Django Global Login Required Middleware (django-glrm) is a Django middleware that make all views and URLs login required.

It’s common in Django that most of the site’s pages are protected, with just a few exceptions of pages that remain public (e.g. login page, etc.). It can be quite tedious to decorate all of the views with @login_required, and it can be easy to forget to decorate some of them.

So, you can use Django Global Login Required Middleware to make all page login required excep some of them.

Documentation is avalible at Read The Docs.

Quick start

Install Django Global Login Required Middleware:
```
$ pip install django-glrm
```
Add “global_login_required.GlobalLoginRequiredMiddleware” to your MIDDLEWARE setting like this:
```
MIDDLEWARE = [
    ...
    'global_login_required.GlobalLoginRequiredMiddleware',
]
```

3. Start the development server and visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/, now all your pages are login required and you will see the login page.

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