cobalt package

Submodules

cobalt.context_processors module

values set in here are passed to every template

cobalt.context_processors.global_settings(request)

cobalt.errors module

cobalt.errors.bad_request_400(request, exception)

cobalt.errors.generate_error_500(request)

force a 500 error to test handling

cobalt.errors.not_found_404(request, exception=None)

cobalt.errors.permission_denied_403(request, exception)

cobalt.errors.server_error_500(request)

Email the admins when a 500 error occurs

cobalt.middleware module

This middleware checks for the presence of an environment variable that puts the site into maintenance mode. In maintenance mode normal users are shown a maintenance screen, but admin users can still login and use the system as normal.

This must be added to the middleware variable in settings and must come after “django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware” as it needs access to the authenticated user.

class cobalt.middleware.CobaltLog500ErrorsMiddleware(get_response)

Bases: object

Middleware to record 500 errors on non-production environments

process_exception(request, exception)

class cobalt.middleware.MaintenanceModeMiddleware(get_response)

Bases: object

cobalt.settings module

Cobalt Settings.py

This is the single settings.py for all Cobalt environments.

We manage all configuration differences through environment variables. This provides security for confidential information in the online environments (Test, UAT and Production) which is managed by Elastic Beanstalk through settings which become environment at run-time.

For development, you also need to set environment variables, or it won’t work.

cobalt.settings.set_value(val_name, default='not-set')

cobalt.urls module

cobalt.version module

cobalt.wsgi module

WSGI config for cobalt project. It exposes the WSGI callable as a module-level variable named application. For more information on this file, see https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/howto/deployment/wsgi/

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