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Django Access the Request or User Object Inside the Models and Signals.
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#Access Request Object Inside the Models and Signals | |
#Create a middleware.py inside any app for example :- blog | |
#middleware.py | |
import threading | |
class RequestMiddleware(object): | |
thread_local = threading.local() | |
def process_request(self, request): | |
if request.user.is_authenticated(): | |
RequestMiddleware.thread_local.current_request = request | |
#Include Middleware | |
#settings.py | |
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = ( | |
'blog.middleware.RequestMiddleware' | |
) | |
#models.py or signals.py | |
from blog.middleware import RequestMiddleware | |
request = RequestMiddleware.thread_local.current_request | |
user = request.user |
How can I login another user with post_signal in model ?
i made a new version of this: https://gist.github.com/rbtsolis/1db34b7d5a2ce9594f226cae414f9f12
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AttributeError: '_thread._local' object has no attribute 'current_request'