django-cmd-async

Django app that makes it possible to execute commands through your web browser. It uses bootstrap v3 to give the interface a better look. Commands are run through the Celery - Distributed Task Queue, which allows us to manage execution and return and data with ease.

DJANGO settings

It should show a list of commands to the user. Otherwise, a text input will be displayed.

[bool] COMMANDS_ASYNC_LIST (default: False)

Login is a required feature, because we need a url.

[str] COMMANDS_ASYNC_LOGIN_URL (default: settings.LOGIN_URL)

List with commands that should be ignored. [runserver, shell, etc]. An error will be shown to the user when the command is in that list.

[list] COMMANDS_ASYNC_COMMANDS_IGNORE (default: [])

The user who will perform tasks must have this permission. It does not need to be configured, but if configured, the user will need to have this permission to execute commands. An error message will be shown to the user if he does not have this permission.

[str] COMMANDS_ASYNC_PERMISSION_NAME (default: None)

Parameter next to the login url.

[str] COMMANDS_ASYNC_REDIRECT_FIELD_NAME (default: django.contrib.auth.REDIRECT_FIELD_NAME)

App configure

Add the app to INSTALLED_APPS

INSTALLED_APPS.append("commands_async")

Include app urls

urlpatterns.append(url(r"^app/", include('commands_async.urls')))

Test (python manage.py runserver 8080)

In browser: http://localhost:8080/app/commands/async

Visual Result