django-last-used
Keep track of last used objects in a django app.
Installation
Install with pip install django-last-used" or ddd "last_used" directory to your Python path.
Add "last_used" to the INSTALLED_APPS tuple found in your settings file.
Run manage.py syncdb to create the new tables
Usage
For save used objects:
import last_used # save used object last_used.use(object=item, user=user) # save with a key last_used.use(object=article, user=user, key="read") last_used.use(object=article, user=user, key="seen")
For get last used objects:
import last_used # get last used last_used_articles = last_used.get(model=Article, user=user) # get with a key last_read_articles = last_used.get(model=Article, user=user, key="read")
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