Allow basemodel reuse #108
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@flupzor Any chance you can resolve your conflicts and I can make the consideration for merging? |
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…aseAPIRequestLog without having to add 'drf-tracking' to INSTALLED_APPS. Do this by splitting up models and mixins into base_models and base_mixins. base_models and base_mixins are the files you can use to create your own models and mixins, and models and mixins are the modules you can use to for the normal use case.
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@avelis I just did. |
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@flupzor Thanks for the contribution! |
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Add the ability to create your own APIRequestLog model based on the BaseAPIRequestLog without having to add 'drf-tracking' to INSTALLED_APPS.
Do this by splitting up models and mixins into base_models and base_mixins. base_models and base_mixins are the files you can use to
create your own models and mixins, and models and mixins are the modules you can use to for the normal use case.