Changelog

1.3.0

Confirm support for python 3.11-dev and django 4.0 (#26).
Drop support for python 3.6 and django 2.1 (#21)..

1.2.0

Confirm support for python 3.10 (#19).
Add a setting for limiting hits per single browser session (#16).
Respect the setting for limiting hits per IP before counting a hit (#18).

1.1.0

Confirm support for python 3.10-dev (#11).
Optimize query for saving of increased and decreased hits(#10).
Prevent compiling of regex for IP detection on every import of hitcount.utils (#8)

1.0.1

Fix saving of anonymous sessions(#4).

1.0.0

Bring back project to life.
Change in project structure
- signals
  
  delete_hit_count from hitcount.models has been moved to hitcount.signals.
  
  The argument save_hitcount to the function delete_hit_count_handler (this process the signal delete_hit_count) is now keyword-only. The earlier design pattern was a case of boolean-trap.
- mixins
  
  HitCountMixin from hitcount.models has been renamed as HitCountModelMixin and moved to hitcount.mixins.
  
  HitCountMixin from hitcount.views has been renamed as HitCountViewMixin and moved to hitcount.mixins.
- models
  
  BlackListIP renamed to BlockedIP.
  
  BlackListUserAgent renamed to BlockedUserAgent.
  
  The ip field for Hit model has been made optional. This hopefully makes the project GDPR compliant. Please open an issue if still isn't.
  
  To maintain backwards compatibility with django-hitcount, an additional setting :ref:`HITCOUNT_USE_IP<hitcount_use_ip>` has been added.
- views
  
  hitcount.views.update_hit_count_ajax that was to be removed in django-hitcount 1.2 has been removed. Use hitcount.views.HitCountJSONView instead.
  
  hitcount.views._update_hit_count that was to be removed in django-hitcount 1.2 has been removed. Use hitcount.mixins.HitCountViewMixin.hit_count instead.
- removed additional dependency of django-etc.
- added additional unit tests. Test coverage is now 100%.