I asked a question and provided all the relevant code. How could make this Django logging middleware more efficient? After one comment I asked what they wanted to see but people just closed it.
My code sample is all the relevant code. It is actually a live project which works. Please advise me what I should have done differently?
... someone just closed it.
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Efficiency of code is definitely on topic, but while the object and its 2 methods may be very efficient how the functions are called may not be. Did you have to add any hooks to Django to call these functions? How is the code executed? Is get_response part of the Django framework (CMS) or was it written in another part of the middle ware? I believe that is one of the functions that access the database but I can't be sure. Context of how code is used is very important when talking about efficiency.
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