django-middleware-extras
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django-middleware-extras provides some extra middleware classes that are often needed by Django projects.
Licensed under the *Apache License version 2.0*. More licensing information
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**Warning**: This project is work in progress. Not for production.
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django-middleware-extras provides some extra middleware classes that are often needed by Django projects.
Licensed under the *Apache License version 2.0*. More licensing information
exists in the license_ section.
**Warning**: This project is work in progress. Not for production.
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