django-latency
django-latency is a django application that only contains middleware to simulate network latency on your local machine. It causes your views to take several seconds to return.
This helps you identify client-side code that relies on low-latency server side code, which is generally an anti-pattern.
Like a runner training with weighted shoes, django-latency lets you feel the pain of client-server dependencies.
Set Up
Setting up django-latency is easy. After it is installed in your environemnt and on your path, simply add the middleware class to your MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES list:
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = (
...
'latency.middleware.LatencyMiddleware',
...
)
django-latency optionally accepts a settings variable called LATENCY_MIDDLEWARE. Currently, LATENCY_MIDDLEWARE is a dictionary whose only key is “WAIT_TIME,” a floating point value.
For example:
LATENCY_MIDDLEWARE = {
'WAIT_TIME': 5.0
}
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