django-telemetry
An event-based reporting system for django – With queryset graphs [More on the graphs in this gist](https://gist.github.com/alexlovelltroy/5993250)!
### Not fit for human consumption. This is a collection of event/reporting code that I’ve used in various places over the years. It seems useful enough to share, but I haven’t added docs or examples yet.
## Event Features * Event reporting in middleware, decorators, and tasks * Request recording using middleware, decorators, view Mixins. * Organizing requests by user, referer, and browser signature where provided * Optional async recording/reporting using celery
## Reporting Features * Logs in the database with management commands to clear old logs * Generic queryset graphs (using [flot](http://flotcharts.org) to track _any_ queryset with a date field
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