django-ratelimit9
django-ratelimit9 combines django-recaptcha and django-ratelimit into a single app.
Each time when a limit is exceeded a reCAPTCHA field is dynamically appended to a Form.
Make sure you have read the docs of these two requirements in order to learn how to set up limits and customize the reCAPTCHA.
Requirements
Installation
Install via pip:
pip install django-ratelimit9
Add ratelimit9 to your INSTALLED_APPS
Usage
Let’s say you want to use view MyView along with MyForm form.
Code for your forms.py:
from django.forms import Form
from ratelimit9.forms import Ratelimit9Form
class MyForm(Ratelimit9Form, ModelForm):
# ...
Code for your views.py:
from django.views.generic import CreateView
from ratelimit9.mixins import Ratelimit9Mixin
class MyView(Ratelimit9Mixin, CreateView):
ratelimit_key = 'ip'
ratelimit_rate = '5/m'
# ...
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