User dashboards logged in using django admin user

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Good Morning I'm using Django's default user model, and I would like to have a user dashboard logged in, to check who's using the system, can you tell me if django has this information?

I checked that they have a table of sessions but everything is encrypted.

Thank you in advance

python django django-admin

asked by anonymous 28.09.2018 / 13:25

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What I see can be done in two ways:

Save some information from the currently active clients in the database

Use javascript to provide this data in real time

1st Option

These search links can help you with this:

Django Signals - Provides a way to observe certain events like loggin and logout
Link to an example of the functionality that you want to run (Note: Code example not so recent. You may need to make changes to the code version): Django Signals example

2nd Option

JavaScript currently provides APIs for applications that require real-time communication capabilities and may be another possibility to solve your problem by doing some checking when the user logs in and javascript communicates this to the backend.

Library which may be useful: Socket.io
Example of implementation of real-time communication (Note: it is with the backend in Node.js but the logic may give a light): Real-time communication example )

28.09.2018 / 17:06

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It is an asynchronous method, you can register the user in login and the logout of the user, saving this information before calling the login() ( registers that the user entered) and logout() (registers that the user left) during the authentication process.