1 Welcome to django-ip-whitelist’s documentation!
- Version:
0.1.10
- Source:
- Keywords:
Django IP Whitelist, IP whitelist, pip package
- PythonVersion:
3.9
This package provides a Django middleware that allows you to whitelist IP addresses that are allowed to access your site.
By default the user’s IP needs to conform to the IP whitelist in order to access the Django admin. You can either specify individual IP addresses or IP ranges, and the whitelist is manageable via the Django admin.
2 Installation
2.1 Requirements
Python 3.8 or above
setuptools 40.8.0 or above
Django 3.2 or newer
2.2 Install
pip install django-ip-whitelistAdd ip_whitelist to your INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS = [
...
'ip_whitelist',
...
]3 Usage
Add the middleware to your MIDDLEWARE setting:
MIDDLEWARE = [
...
'ip_whitelist.middleware.IPWhitelistMiddleware',
...
]Add the IP addresses you want to whitelist to your settings.py:
WHITELIST_IPS = [
...
'127.0.0.1',
...
]Add the WHITELIST_IP_RANGES to your settings.py:
WHITELIST_IP_RANGES = [
...
'
...
]Add the OUTSIDE_IP_DISALLOWED_PATHS to your settings.py with disallowed URLs:
OUTSIDE_IP_DISALLOWED_PATHS = (
...
'/admin',
...
)3.1 Migrations
Run the migrations:
python manage.py migrate1 maintainer
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