The Django Requests Monitor stores debug information about requests and displayed on single page.

All also as well in django-debug-toolbar , except:

1. Add requests_monitor to your INSTALLED_APPS before debug_toolbar:

   INSTALLED_APPS = (
       ...
       'requests_monitor',
       'debug_toolbar',
       ...
   )

2. And replace debug_toolbar.middleware.DebugToolbarMiddleware to requests_monitor.middleware.RequestMonitorMiddleware.

Requests Monitor configurated via dictionary REQUESTS_MONITOR_CONFIG:

• STORAGE

  Temponary dara storage, right now supported redis and builtin storage (unstable)

  Redis example:

  redis://127.0.0.1:6379

• TIMEOUT

  Storage time in seconds, must be Int.

• PREFIX

  Path to requests monitor page.

• FILTERS

  List every item is (Class, args, kwargs). Args and kwargs will be transferred to Class on since initialization. Class must have 2 functions:

  • process_request(request)
  • process_response(request, response)

  If function return False, request will not be saved.

Default configuration:

REQUESTS_MONITOR_CONFIG = {
    'STORAGE': 'redis://127.0.0.1:6379',
    'TIMEOUT': 300,
    'PREFIX':  '/requests/',
    'FILTERS': (),
}

REQUESTS_MONITOR_CONFIG = {
    'STORAGE': 'redis://127.0.0.1:6379',
    'TIMEOUT': 100,
    'PREFIX':  '/requests/',
    'FILTERS': (
        ('requests_monitor.filters.AjaxOnlyFilter'),
        ('requests_monitor.filters.DisallowUrlFilter', (re.compile('^/favicon.ico$'),)),
    ),
}