Display django permissions in a tabular format that is user friendly, and highly customisable
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# django-tabular-permissions
Display Django basic permissions (add, change & delete) in a tabular format that is user friendly, translatable and easy customized.
If you have more customised permissions, the default `FilteredSelectMultiple` widget will also appear to handle those permissions.
Installation
------------
...to be updated
Usage:
------
add "tabular_permissions" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this::
INSTALLED_APPS = [
...
'tabular_permissions',
]
Configurations
--------------
`TABULAR_PERMISSIONS_EXCLUDE`
By default tabulat_permssions exclude apps `sessions` , `contenttypes` and `admin` apps from
showing their models in teh permissions table.
You can add (or override) those apps and/or specify models to exclude
in our settings.py add :
TABULAR_PERMISSIONS_EXCLUDE = {
'app': [],
'model': [],
'override': False # or set to True to override default behaviour.
}
`TABULAR_PERMISSIONS_AUTO_IMPLEMENT`:
By default, just by including `tabular_permissions` in your installed_apps, the `django.contrib.admin.UserAdmin` (and `GroupAdmin`)
is "patched" to include the tabular_permissions widget.
If you have a custom UserAdmin, then set this option to False and make sure you either :
* Inherit from `TabularPermissionsUserAdmin` , or ,
* Inherit from `TabularPermissionsAdmin` (from tabular_permissions.admin) before admin.ModelAdmin or UserAdmin,
* Set the user_permissions widget to `tabular_permissions.widgets.TabularPermissionsWidget`
Customizing display:
--------------------
Override or extend template ,
Display Django basic permissions (add, change & delete) in a tabular format that is user friendly, translatable and easy customized.
If you have more customised permissions, the default `FilteredSelectMultiple` widget will also appear to handle those permissions.
Installation
------------
...to be updated
Usage:
------
add "tabular_permissions" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this::
INSTALLED_APPS = [
...
'tabular_permissions',
]
Configurations
--------------
`TABULAR_PERMISSIONS_EXCLUDE`
By default tabulat_permssions exclude apps `sessions` , `contenttypes` and `admin` apps from
showing their models in teh permissions table.
You can add (or override) those apps and/or specify models to exclude
in our settings.py add :
TABULAR_PERMISSIONS_EXCLUDE = {
'app': [],
'model': [],
'override': False # or set to True to override default behaviour.
}
`TABULAR_PERMISSIONS_AUTO_IMPLEMENT`:
By default, just by including `tabular_permissions` in your installed_apps, the `django.contrib.admin.UserAdmin` (and `GroupAdmin`)
is "patched" to include the tabular_permissions widget.
If you have a custom UserAdmin, then set this option to False and make sure you either :
* Inherit from `TabularPermissionsUserAdmin` , or ,
* Inherit from `TabularPermissionsAdmin` (from tabular_permissions.admin) before admin.ModelAdmin or UserAdmin,
* Set the user_permissions widget to `tabular_permissions.widgets.TabularPermissionsWidget`
Customizing display:
--------------------
Override or extend template ,
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