This simple app provides:
- a Document model with:
- a generic many to many relation
- a file field that uploads to a private directory
- a method get_download_url()
- a view to download a document which allows custom security checks through a signal
- a signal, document_pre_download, that is emited by the download view, and which responds with 503 if emiting the signal raises a DownloadForbidden exception
- clean admin integration
- south support
Run the demo of a release in a temporary folder:
DOCUMENTS_VERSION="0.0.3" cd /tmp rm -rf django-documents documents_env virtualenv documents_env source documents_env/bin/activate pip install django-documents==$DOCUMENTS_VERSION git clone https://github.com/yourlabs/django-documents.git cd django-documents/test_project git checkout $DOCUMENTS_VERSION pip install -r requirements.txt ./manage.py runserver
Login with test / test.
Or current development sources (might be broken):
cd /tmp rm -rf django-documents documents_env virtualenv documents_env source documents_env/bin/activate pip install -e git+https://github.com/yourlabs/django-documents.git#egg=documents cd documents_env/src/documents/test_project pip install -r requirements.txt ./manage.py runserver
Refer to django-generic-m2m installation documentation, do "Installation" and "Adding to your Django Project".
Refer to django-autocomplete-light installation documentation, do "Quick install" and "Quick admin integration".
Download the lastest release:
pip install django-documents
Or install the development version:
pip install -e git+https://github.com/yourlabs/django-documents.git#egg=documents
Add to settings.INSTALLED_APPS:
'documents',
If using south, run:
./manage.py migrate
Else, run:
./manage.py syncdb
Add to urls.py:
url(r'^documents/', include('documents.urls')),
Set settings.DOCUMENTS_UPLOAD_TO to the absolute path where uploads should be stored. This must be a private directory.
Register a generic autocomplete, with name "AutocompleteDocumentRelations". There is an example in test_project which is imported in urls.py. Refer the django-autocomplete-light documentation about the registry for alternative methods.
If the project already uses django-generic-m2m and django-autocomplete-light, a good solution is to re-register the project's generic autocomplete with name='AutocompleteDocumentRelations', ie.:
# your project specific autocomplete
class AutocompleteProject(autocomplete_light.AutocompleteGenericBase):
# ....
# register for your project needs
autocomplete_light.register(AutocompleteProject)
# registery for documents relations
autocomplete_light.register(AutocompleteProject,
name='AutocompleteDocumentRelations')
Connect to document_pre_import, for example:
# project specific document permissions
import documents
def document_security(sender, request, document, **kwargs):
if not request.user.is_staff:
raise documents.DownloadForbidden()
documents.document_pre_download.connect(document_security)
Use get_related_documents() from Python:
from documents.models import get_related_documents your_model = YourModel.objects.get(pk=XXX) related_documents = get_related_documents(your_model)
Or from a template:
{% load documents_tags %}
{% for document in your_model|get_related_documents %}
{{ document }}
{% endfor %}
Note that get_related_documents() returns a QuerySet, ie. you can get a count:
get_related_documents(your_model).count()
Or from a template:
{% with related_documents=your_model|get_related_documents %}
{{ related_documents.count }}
{% endwith %}