Block the users those are using VPN, Proxy, TOR or Relay.
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Welcome to django-request-filters
django-request-filters is a package developed for django to detect and block the users those are using VPN, Proxy, TOR or Relay.
This package uses vpnapi.io API to detect the status of the user's IP address.
Installation
Use pip to install from PyPI:
pip install django-request-filters
Documentation
Settings:
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Visit vpnapi.io and create an account and obtain your API Key.
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In settings.py add the variable
VPNAPI_KEY
and set it's value to your API key obtained in step 1.VPNAPI_KEY = 'Your vpnapi API key'
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Add a view that will display to the users when they have blocked (optional setup): If you want to show your designed page to blocked users, you can follow this step.
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Define a vew function:
# For example we defined a view function in views.py from django.shortcuts import render @exempt_IPCheckMiddleware def blockView(request): return render(request, 'block_view.html')
As we must need to display the view function to blocked users, so the
exempt_IPCheckMiddleware
must be used in that view function. -
Add the path of the view function in settings.py:
IP_BLOCK_VIEW = "app_name.views.blockView"
If you do not defined any view function for blocked users, then by default it will show a simple HTML page contains a text "We can't allow your request, because you are using VPN or Proxy or Tor or Relay." with status code 418.
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Add additional settings in settings.py (optional):
BLOCK_VPN (optional default: True)
If set toTrue
all the users want accessing the site with VPN will be disallowed. If set toFalse
, users can access the site using VPN.BLOCK_PROXY (optional default: True)
If set toTrue
all the users want accessing the site with Proxy will be disallowed. If set toFalse
, users can access the site using Proxy.BLOCK_TOR (optional default: True)
If set toTrue
all the users want accessing the site with TOR will be disallowed. If set toFalse
, users can access the site using TOR.BLOCK_RELAY (optional default: True)
If set toTrue
all the users want accessing the site with Relay will be disallowed. If set toFalse
, users can access the site using Relay.
Using Middleware (Use case 1):
Use MIDDLEWARE to block the anonymous users (i.e. those are using VPN, Proxy, TOR or Relay) to access all the view function (i.e. all the requests).
- Add MIDDLEWARE:
In settings.py add
'request_filters.middlewares.ip_check.IPCheckMiddleware'
into MIDDLEWARE.
MIDDLEWARE = [
'django.middleware.security.SecurityMiddleware',
'django.contrib.sessions.middleware.SessionMiddleware',
'django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware',
'django.middleware.csrf.CsrfViewMiddleware',
.....................
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'request_filters.middlewares.ip_check.IPCheckMiddleware' # We have added this new middleware
]
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Exempt from some view functions Adding the middleware will block the anonymous users, so that those users can visit any views. If you want to allow anonymous users to visit only some specific views, you can do that by using the
exempt_IPCheckMiddleware
decorator on the view function.from request_filters.decorators import exempt_IPCheckMiddleware @exempt_IPCheckMiddleware def home(request): ......... .........
Here, for the above code sample, all the users (including anonymous users) can visit the home view.
Using only Decorator (Use case 2):
You can also controll uses' request using decorator and without using Middleware. There are two decorators available -
exempt_IPCheckMiddleware
Import this decorator by -from request_filters.decorators import exempt_IPCheckMiddleware
If you add this decorator in a view function, this view will accessable for all the users (including anonymous users)prevent_anonymous_ip
Import this decorator by -from request_filters.decorators import prevent_anonymous_ip
If you add this decorator to a view function, this view function will not acessable to anonymous users. This decorator has some optional parameter -block_vpn (optional default: settings.BLOCK_VPN)
If set toTrue
VPN users can't visit the view function. If set toFalse
, VPN users can visit the view.block_proxy (optional default: settings.BLOCK_PROXY)
If set toTrue
Proxy users can't visit the view function. If set toFalse
, Proxy users can visit the view.block_tor (optional default: settings.BLOCK_TOR)
If set toTrue
TOR users can't visit the view function. If set toFalse
, TOR users can visit the view.block_relay (optional default: settings.BLOCK_RELAY)
If set toTrue
Relay users can't visit the view function. If set toFalse
, Relay users can visit the view.
Contributing
To contribute to django-request-filters create a fork on GitHub. Clone your fork, make some changes, and submit a pull request.
Issues
Use the GitHub issue tracker for django-request-filters to submit bugs, issues, and feature requests.
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