Settings

django.conf.settings.HOLONET_RECIPIENT_MODEL

Default: settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL

It holds all recipients. All changes in this model are automatically updated in Holonet.

django.conf.settings.HOLONET_RECIPIENT_UNIQUE_IDENTIFIER_FIELD

Default: ‘pk’

The HOLONET_RECIPIENT_UNIQUE_IDENTIFIER_FIELD is a string with the name of the field in the model that is unique for all elements. the default is ‘pk’

django.conf.settings.HOLONET_RECIPIENT_EMAIL_FIELD

Default: ‘email’

The HOLONET_RECIPIENT_EMAIL_FIELD holds the fieldname that holds the email in the model.

django.conf.settings.HOLONET_MAPPING_MODELS

Default: {}

This is a dict with all the mappings models which extends the MailMapping class. django-holonet would listen on changes on these models. Each key holds dictionary with settings for for the given mappingmodel. Below is a list of possible settings for a mappingmodel.

• recipient_relations (optional): a list of ManyToManyFields with recipients. The to-relation of this field is not important, django-holonet will listen on changes and update the recipient list if there are changes in this relation, but get the recipient-list from get_recipients method on the MailMapping class. The get_recipients method needs to return a list of instances from the RECIPIENT_MODEL class.

Example:

HOLONET_MAPPING_MODELS = {
    'tests.Mapping1': {
        'recipient_relations': ['recipients']
    },
    'tests.Mapping2': {}
}