django-smartcc 0.1.2

# django-smartcc
Set some cache-related headers automatically, defining not-authenticated
requests as public and authenticated requests as private. You can also customize these values for specific URLs. This middleware class will also setup these HTTP headers:

* Vary
* Cache-Control
* Expires

This middleware works and is designed to integrate Django with CloudFlare Cache (or similar services). Used in production on MinbilDinbil.dk servers.

## Installation
Add django-smartcc on your requirements.txt file or just launch:

pip install -U django-smartcc

Then add django-smartcc in the installed apps and in the middleware, so add these line in your settings.py file.

# settings.py
INSTALLED_APPS += [
'smart_cache_control',
]

MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES += [
'smart_cache_control.middleware.SmartCacheControlMiddleware'
]

**Note**: Remember that this middleware requires authentication, so it should be loaded after the *django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware*!


## Customization and Settings
You can customize a specific Cache-control value on each URL. For example
if we want to avoid cache on */hello/* , but always have it on */api/search* for 5 minutes, we should write this in our settings file:

# settings.py
SCC_CUSTOM_URL_CACHE = (
(r'/hello/$', 'private', 0),
(r'/api/search$', 'public', 300),
)

Other options are available to customize the behaviour of the middleware:

**SCC_SET_VARY_HEADER**: Define if the middleware have to set the Vary header.
Default value: *True*

**SCC_SET_EXPIRE_HEADER**: Define if the middleware should set the Expires
header. Default value: *True*

**SCC_MAX_AGE_PUBLIC**: Define the default max-age value in seconds for public
requests. Default value: *86400*

**SCC_MAX_AGE_PRIVATE**: Define the default max-age value in seconds for
private requests. Default value: *0*