The extension was based on another one and added some extra flavours. One of the biggest problems with the apps is the logging and that can be messy sometimes.

Since this serves as a middleware, it only depends on django (including django rest framework).

Documentation: https://tarsil.github.io/django-loguru/

1. Requirements
2. Installation
3. Settings
4. License

1. Python >= 3.7
2. Django >= 3.1

• pip install django-loguru
• Add django_loguru to INSTALLED_APPS settings.

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    'django_loguru'
]

• Add DJANGO_LOGURU_MIDDLEWARE to your settings.

DJANGO_LOGGING_MIDDLEWARE = {
    'DEFAULT_FORMAT': True,
    'MESSAGE_FORMAT': "<b><green>{time}</green> <cyan>{message}</cyan></b>",
    'LOG_USER': False
}

• Add django_loguru.middleware.DjangoLoguruMiddleware as the very last in the list of MIDDLEWARE.

The logs should be now activated for every request/response of you application.

If you desire to override what is shown on the screen.

from django_loguru.middleware import DjangoLoguruMiddleware

class MyCustomMiddleware(DjangoLoguruMiddleware):

    def __call__(self, request):
        """
        Code to be executed on every request/response call.
        """
        logger.info(f"URL: {request.get_raw_uri()}")
        logger.info(f"Method: {request.method}")
        ...
        ...

1. DEFAULT_FORMAT - Default True and it will use the default MESSAGE_FORMAT.
2. MESSAGE_FORMAT - Sets the format of the log messages. Defaults to <b><green>{time}</green> <blue>{message}</blue></b>. More information about your options on loguru docs.
3. LOG_POST - Default to False and it won't show POST data.
4. LOG_PUT - Default to False and it won't show PUT data.
5. LOG_PATCH - Default to False and it won't show PATCH data.
6. LOG_DELETE - Default to False and it won't show DELETE data.
7. LOG_USER - Default to True and tells which user did the request/response.

MIT-License