Django groups manager through django-mptt.
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# Django groups manager
This application allows to create hierarchical groups by using [django-mptt](https://github.com/django-mptt/django-mptt) tree structure.
It is also possible to synchronize the groups with Django's ``auth.models`` Group and User, in order to take advantage of permissions applications like [django-guardian](https://github.com/lukaszb/django-guardian/).
## Documentation
Online documentation is available at http://django-groups-manager.rtfd.org/.
## Installation
Use pip to install ``django-groups-manager``:
```bash
pip install django-groups-manager
```
### Django Configuration
1. Add ``groups_manager`` into your ``INSTALLED_APPS``:
```python
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'groups_manager',
)
```
If you want to use permissions related features, add also ``django-guardian``.
2. To enable django ``auth.models`` synchronization, add to the settings module:
```python
GROUPS_MANAGER = {
'DJANGO_AUTH_SYNC': True,
}
```
## Basic usage
The common case is to create a simple parent-son relation:
```python
from groups_manager.models import Group, Member
fc_internazionale = Group.objects.create(name='F.C. Internazionale Milan')
staff = Group.objects.create(name='Staff', parent=fc_internazionale)
players = Group.objects.create(name='Players', parent=fc_internazionale)
thohir = Member.objects.create(first_name='Eric', last_name='Thohir')
staff.add_member(thohir)
palacio = Member.objects.create(first_name='Rodrigo', last_name='Palacio')
players.add_member(palacio)
```
Per-object permissions handling is done by ``django-guardian``. The Group/Member relation can be used to assing objects:
```python
from football.models import TeamBudget
small_budget = TeamBudget.objects.create(euros='1000')
thohir.assign_object(staff, small_budget)
thohir.has_perm('change_teambudget', small_budget) # True
palacio.has_perm('change_teambudget', small_budget) # False
```
Owner/Group members policies can be defined via ``PERMISSIONS`` setting, as a dictionary of ``GROUPS_MANAGER``, but can also be overwritten via ``custom_permissions`` ``kwarg``:
```python
from football.models import Match
fc_barcelona = Group.objects.create(name='FC Barcelona')
friendly_match = Match.objects.create(home=fc_internazionale, away=fc_barcelona)
palacio.assign_match(players, friendly_match, custom_permissions={'group': ['play']})
thohir.has_perm('play_match', friendly_match) # False
palacio.has_perm('play_match', friendly_match) # True
```
For more complex cases, see documentation.
This application allows to create hierarchical groups by using [django-mptt](https://github.com/django-mptt/django-mptt) tree structure.
It is also possible to synchronize the groups with Django's ``auth.models`` Group and User, in order to take advantage of permissions applications like [django-guardian](https://github.com/lukaszb/django-guardian/).
## Documentation
Online documentation is available at http://django-groups-manager.rtfd.org/.
## Installation
Use pip to install ``django-groups-manager``:
```bash
pip install django-groups-manager
```
### Django Configuration
1. Add ``groups_manager`` into your ``INSTALLED_APPS``:
```python
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'groups_manager',
)
```
If you want to use permissions related features, add also ``django-guardian``.
2. To enable django ``auth.models`` synchronization, add to the settings module:
```python
GROUPS_MANAGER = {
'DJANGO_AUTH_SYNC': True,
}
```
## Basic usage
The common case is to create a simple parent-son relation:
```python
from groups_manager.models import Group, Member
fc_internazionale = Group.objects.create(name='F.C. Internazionale Milan')
staff = Group.objects.create(name='Staff', parent=fc_internazionale)
players = Group.objects.create(name='Players', parent=fc_internazionale)
thohir = Member.objects.create(first_name='Eric', last_name='Thohir')
staff.add_member(thohir)
palacio = Member.objects.create(first_name='Rodrigo', last_name='Palacio')
players.add_member(palacio)
```
Per-object permissions handling is done by ``django-guardian``. The Group/Member relation can be used to assing objects:
```python
from football.models import TeamBudget
small_budget = TeamBudget.objects.create(euros='1000')
thohir.assign_object(staff, small_budget)
thohir.has_perm('change_teambudget', small_budget) # True
palacio.has_perm('change_teambudget', small_budget) # False
```
Owner/Group members policies can be defined via ``PERMISSIONS`` setting, as a dictionary of ``GROUPS_MANAGER``, but can also be overwritten via ``custom_permissions`` ``kwarg``:
```python
from football.models import Match
fc_barcelona = Group.objects.create(name='FC Barcelona')
friendly_match = Match.objects.create(home=fc_internazionale, away=fc_barcelona)
palacio.assign_match(players, friendly_match, custom_permissions={'group': ['play']})
thohir.has_perm('play_match', friendly_match) # False
palacio.has_perm('play_match', friendly_match) # True
```
For more complex cases, see documentation.
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