Audit your app’s management command calls with a single line of code. Logs command name and start/end timestamps on every run.
Quickstart
Install django-south-central:
pip install django-management-audit
Create database table for audit records:
python manage.py syncdb
Usage
Modify your manage.py file to import audit installer and run it:
from management_audit import install install(['your_app_name',])
Optionally supply exclusion list of commands that you don’t want to audit:
install(['your_app_name',], ['command_to_ignore',])
When commands from your apps will be run, django-management-audit will create a database record for each run which includes command’s name and start/end timestamps.
TODO
Log command parameters in addition to name and timestamps.
Create admin UI to browse audit records.
Add inclusion list as opposite to exlusion list (verify if that’s a use case at all)
History
0.1.0 (2014-01-01)
First release on PyPI.
1 maintainer
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