A Django app to track when a user is last active and eventually provide weekly active user stats
Project description
last_active is a Django app to track when a user is last active on a website. The last active time is kept on the database.
It was forked from django-last-seen.
The intention is to eventually add weekly active user tracking feature as well.
Supports Software
Python: 3.8, 3.9
Django: 3.2
Support Policy
For Python, we will always support the latest two minor versions starting with 3.8 and 3.9.
When a new Python minor version is generally available, we will have two releases:
a -final release for the current major version that includes the latest Python minor
a brand new major version that will drop the oldest supported Python version
For Django, at any point in time, there will be a minimum of two or three versions with active support by Django Foundation.
Therefore, this plugin will similarly follow the same road map but with a 2 month delay.
when a new Django major version is generally available, the plugin will release a new major version that supports it within 2 months.
when a new Django minor version is generally available, the plugin will release a new minor version that supports it within 2 months.
when a Django minor version ends its extended support, the plugin will deprecate any versions that support that version 2 months later.
Installation
Add “last_active” to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this
INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'last_active', ]
Add ‘last_active.middleware.LastActiveMiddleware’ to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES tuple found in your settings file.
Run python manage.py migrate to create the last_active models.
Settings
LAST_SEEN_DEFAULT_MODULE
The default module used on the middleware. The default value is default.
LAST_SEEN_INTERVAL
How often is the last seen timestamp updated to the database. The default is 2 hours.
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