semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
django-trails 0.2a2
Django app for audit logging.
License: BSD
Keywords: django audit trail logging

Django Trails
=============

Django Trails is a Django app to provide audit logging capability to your
Django project.  Its main goals are to:

* Capture the current request and user with middleware.
* Capture database changes using signals.
* Log user and changes to the database.
* Log user and changes using Python logging library.
* Provide admin interface to view full audit trail for an object or user.
* Provide flexible template-based rendering of audit trails.

While a number of parts are functional, it is still considered alpha quality
and does not yet support the following:

* Capturing changes made to many to many relationships.
* Tests to verify correct handling of proxy models or model inheritance.
* Tests to verify handling of custom model fields.
* Actually using the Python logging module.

It is tested against Python 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7 and Django 1.3, 1.4 and 1.5
(except for Python 2.5 which isn't supported by Django 1.5).
django-googl 0.1.3
Django shorturl via goo.gl
License: BSD
Keywords: django apps googl google api short url

# django-googl
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Django short url on goo.gl

http://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-googl


# Installation

    pip install django-googl


# Usage

Add **googl** to your *INSTALLED_APPS*

Load **googl** in your template:

    {% load googl %}

And use **googl** filter:

    {{ "http://google.com"|googl }}

Use **googl** in backend:

    from googl.short import GooglUrlShort
    
    GooglUrlShort("http://avelino.us/").short()
bootmachine 0.6.0
A fabric library to bootstrap servers and configuration management software.
License: BSD

bootmachine
===========

Bootmachine is a bootstrapping tool for securely provisioning
virtual servers up until the point where customized configuration
management begins.

The bootmachine's goal is to allow getting started with, maintenance
of, and exploring new stack options through a simple, pluggable and highly
customizable interface.

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Configuration Management Tools
------------------------------

Currently supported:

    * Salt http://saltstack.org
    * Write your own

Next in the queue:

    * Chef http://www.opscode.com/chef/
    * Puppet http://puppetlabs.com/
    * Write your own

Providers
---------

Currently supported:

    * Rackspace Openstack Compute API v2 via python-novaclient
    * Non-rackspace Openstack Compute via python-novaclient
    * Rackspace Openstack Compute API v1 via openstack.compute (deprecated) http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/
    * Write your own

Next in the queue:

    * Amazon EC2 via boto https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/
    * Virtualbox / Vagrant http://vagrantup.com/
    * Write your own

Distros
-------

Currently supported:

    * Arch Linux
    * Ubuntu
    * Fedora
    * Debian
    * Write your own

Next in the queue:

    * FreeBSD
    * Gentoo
    * openSUSE
    * CentOS
    * RHEL
    * Write your own

Documentation about the usage and installation of the bootmachine
can be found at: http://bootmachine.readthedocs.org

The source code and issue tracker can be found on GitHub:
https://github.com/rizumu/bootmachine

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