On Tue, Jan 26, 2016 at 2:06 PM, Lorenzo Bernardi <lorenzo.bernardi@lpn.cnrs.fr> wrote:
Hello,
I'm writing an app which needs authentication and I was wondering if the information about the user should be put in request.session. My app deals with the access to certain equipments and every user has a different set of equipment it can sees. Should I put the list of equipment in the session or should I compute each time I access a view or a form in creating a method in the my_app_user class which compute the rights by quering the database. Session might not be the best option because it keeps data so that a user can still have access even if it has been deleted.
My problem is in fact with the templates because once a user is logged the interface should show the equipment the user can access as a menu and so I should have the information available in the template (typically the base template). In that case the request.session can be a good option since I can check if the user has the right to access the equipment or not. If I'm not using request.session it looks like I have to send the data for each views. Or is ther any other options?
Sorry if the questions is too silly but I haven't found any information for that kind of problems which looks rather common and so if you can send me any pointer I'm really interested. It might be more general than django perhaps. I mean session are used everywhere.
Sincerely
L.
I answered a very similar question to this a few days ago: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/django-users/L3pUwDYs6jw/bSYVs81tEwAJ
TL;DR; You can keep everything in the session if you want, but its a ton more work and probably error prone. Django's approach is a fresh batch of data calls every time.
-James
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