Few middleware problems? Django 1.11.2

middleware.py

                our_decorator = watch_login()
                watch_login_method = method_decorator(our_decorator)

Whats the point of this mess? Besides it throwing TypeError: watch_login() takes exactly 1 argument (0 given) can’t it be just one line like it was before?

Like this: watch_login_method = method_decorator(watch_login)

Also for django-defender to work with the new django MIDDLEWARE I need to do the following to the middleware:

try:
    from django.utils.deprecation import MiddlewareMixin as MIDDLEWARE_BASE_CLASS
except ImportError:
    MIDDLEWARE_BASE_CLASS = object

Add this on top of the middleware.py and then swap the class FailedLoginMiddleware(object): to class FailedLoginMiddleware(MIDDLEWARE_BASE_CLASS):

Without doing these changes to the current middleware.py django runserver doesn’t even “start”. I am on django 1.11.2

Is the current 0.5 version actually running on someones django 1.11.x project? 😂

[kencochrane]

@Temeez can we close this issue?

[Temeez]

Odd, I don’t get the TypeError from the watch_login() anymore and I have done no code changes… magic!

I’ll make a PR for the MIDDLEWARE thing so it won’t throw TypeError: object.__init__() takes no parameters error.