Django-Readonly
Put your website into read-only mode for maintanance. It blocks any POST requests and signs users out. It doesn’t lock any database transactions (check out https://github.com/streeter/django-db-readonly for that).
Usage
pip install django-readonly
settings.py: add 'readonly.middleware.ReadOnlyMiddleware', to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES
settings.py: READ_ONLY = True
template: {% if request.read_only %}<p>Website is currently in read-only mode.</p>{% endif %}
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