- Author
- Alisue <lambdalisue@hashnote.net>
- Supported python versions
- 2.6, 2.7, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5
- Supported django versions
- 1.5 - 1.10
django-inspectional-registration is a enhanced application of django-registration. The following features are available
- Inspection steps for registration. You can accept or reject the account registration before sending activation key to the user.
- Password will be filled in after the activation step to prevent that the user forget them previously filled password in registration step (No password filling in registration step)
- Password can be generated programatically and force to activate the user. The generated password will be sent to the user by e-mail.
- Any Django models are available to use as supplemental information of
registration if the models are subclasses of
registration.supplements.RegistrationSupplementBase
. It is commonly used for inspection. - You can send any additional messages to the user in each steps (acceptance, rejection and activation)
- The behaviors of the application are customizable with Backend feature.
- The E-mails or HTMLs are customizable with Django template system.
- Can be migrated from django-registration simply by south
- django-mailer compatible.
Emails sent from the application will use django-mailer if 'mailer' is
in your
INSTALLED_APPS
While django-registration requires 3 steps for registration, django-inspectional-registration requires 5 steps and inspector for registration.
See django-inspectional-registration official documents for more detail
To create a message file, execute the following command (with your language)
$ python manage.py makemessages -l ja
You can compile the latest message files with the following command
$ python setup.py compile_messages
The command above is automatically called before sdist
command if you call
python manage.py sdist
.
REGISTRATION_FROM_EMAIL is used as the FROM email address emails send by django-inspectional-registration. If REGISTRATION_FROM_EMAIL is not set the Django setting _DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL: <https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/settings/#default-from-email/> will be used instead.
To set REGISTRATION_FROM_EMAIL add REGISTRATION_FROM_EMAIL to your settings file.
Example:
REGISTRATION_FROM_EMAIL = 'help@example.com'
Because of an issue#24, django-inspectional-registration add the following three new options.
REGISTRATION_DJANGO_AUTH_URLS_ENABLE
If it isFalse
, django-inspectional-registration do not define the views of django.contrib.auth. It is required to define these view manually. (Default:True
)REGISTRATION_DJANGO_AUTH_URL_NAMES_PREFIX
It is used as a prefix string of view names of django.contrib.auth. For backward compatibility, set this value to'auth_'
. (Default:''
)REGISTRATION_DJANGO_AUTH_URL_NAMES_SUFFIX
It is used as a suffix string of view names of django.contrib.auth. For backward compatibility, set this value to''
. (Default:''
)
This changes were introduced from version 0.4.0, to keep the backward compatibility, write the following in your settings module.
REGISTRATION_DJANGO_AUTH_URLS_ENABLE = True
REGISTRATION_DJANGO_AUTH_URL_NAMES_PREFIX = 'auth_'
REGISTRATION_DJANGO_AUTH_URL_NAMES_SUFFIX = ''
Because of an issue#36, django-inspectional-registration add the following new option.
REGISTRATION_USE_OBJECT_PERMISSION
If it isTrue
, django-inspectional-registration passobj
torequest.user.has_perm
inRegistrationAdmin.has_*_permission()
methods. A default permission backend of Django does not support object permission thus it should beFalse
if you don't use extra permission backends such as django-permission.
This change was introduced from version 0.4.7. To keep backward compatibility, write the following in your settings module.
REGISTRATION_USE_OBJECT_PERMISSION = True