Support for partial content in Django staticfiles.
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Support for partial content in Django staticfiles.
After an installation add the following app to your settings.
INSTALLED_APPS = [
...
'django-partial-content',
...
]After that Django will respect Range header in requests to static files. Note that using staticfiles module in production is not recommended. The extension is only for ease of development.
The lowest Django version I could get it work is 1.8. Also works on Python 2.7. Tested on Chrome-like browser and Firefox.
- Known issues:
Multiple ranges aren’t supported.
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