Admin View Permission
Reusable application which provides a view permission for the existing models.
Requirements
- Django
Support
The package is deprecated for Django 2.1. Django added the functionality into the core ( the 2 implementations are different). You should use this package only if you use Django < 2.1.
- If you have installed this package by accident to your Django 2.1 project, it won't affect the build-in view permission which comes with Django.
- If you have upgraded you application to use Django > 2.1 just uninstall this package
- Django: 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, 1.11, 2.0
- Python: 2.7, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6
Compatible with django-parler's translatable models. To verify which django-parler version our test suite runs against, check requirements-debug.txt
. You do not need django-parler to install django-admin-view-permission.
Documentation
For a full documentation you can visit: http://django-admin-view-permission.readthedocs.org/
Setup
pip install django-admin-view-permission
and then add admin_view_permission
at the INSTALLED_APPS like this:
INSTALLED_APPS = [ 'admin_view_permission', 'django.contrib.admin', ... ]
and finally run python manage.py migrate
.
You need to place theadmin_view_permission
beforedjango.contrib.admin
in INSTALLED_APPS.
In case of a customized AdminSite in order to apply the view permission, you
should inherit from the AdminViewPermissionAdminSite
class:
from admin_view_permission.admin import AdminViewPermissionAdminSite class MyAdminSite(AdminViewPermissionAdminSite): ...
Configuration
This app provides a setting:
ADMIN_VIEW_PERMISSION_MODELS = [ 'auth.User', ... ]
in which you can provide which models you want to be added the view permission. If you don't specify this setting then the view permission will be applied to all the models.
Uninstall
Remove the
admin_view_permission
from yourINSTALLED_APPS
settingDelete the view permissions from the database:
from django.contrib.auth.models import Permission permissions = Permission.objects.filter(codename__startswith='view') permissions.delete()
It will be helpful to check if the queryset contains only the view permissions and not anything else (for example: custom permission added)