Django Remove WWW
Django Remove WWW is a Django middleware application that removes the WWW subdomain.
The middleware inspects the request’s host for the www subdomain, and redirects if REMOVE_WWW is True. It silently passes if PREPEND_WWW is also True. For some reason, Django won’t include a REMOVE_WWW setting. Thanks to Daniel Ryan’s GitHub Gist for some inspiration.
Install
$ pip install django-removewwwAdd to settings.py.
MIDDLEWARE = [
# ...
'removewww.middleware.RemoveWwwMiddleware',
]
REMOVE_WWW = TrueAdding to INSTALLED_APPS is unnecessary unless you want to run the tests.
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