@@ -36,6 +36,19 @@ Protecting a login form, i.e rate limit on IP address and attempted username: # ... return HttpResponse('...') +You can also use it directly in urls.py. Here's how you would use it with +the login() view function provided by Django: + + from ratelimitcache import ratelimit_post + from django.contrib.auth.views import login + + urlpatterns = patterns('', + #... + (r'^login/$', ratelimit_post( + minutes = 3, requests = 10, key_field = 'username' + )(login)), + ) + Custom behaviour, e.g. logging when the rate limit condition fails: from ratelimitcache import ratelimit readme.txt 2683884a2c8192e98e5602725370c759fc167810 Simon Willison simon@simonwillison.net http://github.com/simonw/ratelimitcache/commit/864b2aa8d275a8a3e662e9effbf00b20acb1ff41 864b2aa8d275a8a3e662e9effbf00b20acb1ff41 2009-01-07T15:06:17-08:00 2009-01-07T15:06:17-08:00 Added a note to the readme.txt about using the decorator within your urls.py fa74b3e22f459acc16b520daf4e405317d456780 Simon Willison simon@simonwillison.net