django-web-profiler\'s documentation:

Introduction:

django-web-profiler is a django profiling tool which logs, stores debug toolbar statistics and also a set of URL\'s statistics using a management command. It logs request values such as device, ip address, user cpu time, system cpu time, No of queries, sql time, no of cache calls, missing, setting data cache calls for a particular url.

It provides a basic UI, which will differentiate development url statistics, production level statistics which generates using a management command.

Source Code is available in Micropyramid Repository(https://github.com/MicroPyramid/django-web-profiler).

Modules used:

Python >= 2.6 (or Python 3.4)

Django = 1.11.15

Django Compressor = 2.1.1

Django Debug Toolbar = 1.8

requests = 2.20.0

Installation Procedure

Install django-web-profiler using the following command:

pip install django-web-profiler

        (or)

git clone git://github.com/micropyramid/django-web-profiler.git

cd django-web-profiler

python setup.py install

Add app name in settings.py:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
   '..................',
   'compressor',
   'debug_toolbar',
   'django_web_profiler',
   '..................'
]

Add \'django_web_profiler.middleware.DebugLoggingMiddleware\' to your project middlewares:

MIDDLEWARE = [
   '.....................................................',
   'django_web_profiler.middleware.DebugLoggingMiddleware',
   '.....................................................',
]

Disable 'debug_toolbar.middleware.DebugToolbarMiddleware' if you've already using it.

Make sure that \'debug-toolbar\' has enabled for your application. After installing debug toolbar, add the following details to settings.py:
```
INTERNAL_IPS = ('127.0.0.1',)
```
After installing/cloning, add the following details in settings file about urls, logger names:
```
URLS = ['http://stage.testsite.com/', 'http://stage.testsite.com/testing/']
```

Add the following logger to your existing loggers and create a folder called \'logs\' where all profiler log files are stored:

'request-logging': {
    'level': 'DEBUG',
    'handlers': ['console', 'file_log'],
    'propagate': False,
},

Here file_log is a handler which contains a path where log files are stored.

Sample Application

Install application requirements using the following command:
```
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

Load the application load using the following command:

python sandbox/manage.py loaddata sandbox/fixtures/users.json

Using the following command, we can generate url statistics in production environment i.e debug=False:
```
python sandbox/manage.py logging_urls
```

We are always looking to help you customize the whole or part of the code as you like.

Visit our Django Development page Here

We welcome your feedback and support, raise github ticket if you want to report a bug. Need new features? Contact us here

or

mailto:: \"hello@micropyramid.com\"