Django Wiretap
Captures HTTP requests & responses for debugging.
This is an early release, and is not suitable for production use.
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Install the package with pip install django-wiretap
Edit Django settings:
Add 'wiretap' to INSTALLED_APPS.
Add 'wiretap.middleware.WiretapMiddleware' to your MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES.
Create models with ./manage.py syncdb
Go to Django admin, add a new Tap.
This contains a path regex, which is matched against the full path including the query string.
For example, to capture everything within the /api/ path of your site, use '^/api/'.
If you just want to test Wiretap, set it to '/'.
HTTP request/responses will now be saved to the Message admin page.
Note that Wiretap will be disabled if Django is not in debug mode.
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