Simple class based permissions.
Installation
Install using pip:
pip install django-perm
In settings.py:
# Add to INSTALLED_APPS 'perm', # Add to AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS 'perm.backends.ModelPermissionBackend',
In your main urls.py, at the end add:
# Load django-perm urlpatterns += patterns('', url('^/perm/', include('perm.urls')))
Usage
In your Django app, create a file permissions.py. Its content might look like this:
from perm.decorators import permissions_for
from perm.permissions import ModelPermissions
from .models import Foo
@permissions_for(Foo)
class FooPermissions(ModelPermissions):
def has_perm_wiggle(self):
# Let's ask the Foo object
return self.obj.user_can_wiggle(self.user)
def get_queryset_perm_change(self):
# Foo objects can be changed by their owners
return Foo.objects.filter(user=self.user)
Questions
Do you have a question about django-perm? Please ask it on StackOverflow.com so others can help out and/or learn. Tag your question django-perm if possible.
Bugs and requests
If you have found a bug or a request for additional functionality, please use the issue tracker on GitHub.
About
django-perm is written by Dylan Verheul (dylan@dyve.net).
License
You can use this under Apache 2.0. See LICENSE file for details.
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