Easy to implement redirect middleware, which loads redirects from a configurable backend.
Installation
pip install readyrectorUsage
# settings.py
INSTALLED_APPS = (
# ...
'readyrector',
# ...
)
# put at the end of the middleware list as a last resort
MIDDLEWARE = (
# ...
'readyrector.middleware.RedirectDatabaseMiddleware',
)RedirectDatabaseMiddleware
Gets redirects from database records. Implement a view or API to manage these records.
RedirectURLConfMiddleware
Gets redirects from a URL conf file. Requires setting READYRECTOR_URLCONF
Settings
READYRECTOR_URLCONF
Default: ''
Required when RedirectURLConfMiddleware is used. Expects a path to a URL conf file.
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