Hi all,
I'm a relative beginner to django. For a test project I'm making an app
where users can create leaderboards. Owners of the leaderboards can add
other people as members and delete boards. Members of the leaderboards can
update entries. Anonymous people can view the leaderboards.
I used django-registration for login and I'm using django-guardian for
permissions. What I'm confusing myself about is this whether I should add
fields in my model to track the owner and members. If I don't, I could
still use (I think) guardian to restrict permissions. Here are the
questionable entries:
class LeaderBoard(models.Model):
owner = models.ManyToManyField(User) <--------- do I need this?
other stuff...
class LeaderBoardMembers(models.Models): <-------- do I need this
model at all?
member = models.ManyToManyFields(User)
board = models.ManyToManyFields(LeaderBoard)
Then I give the Owner permission for editing Members, deleting board. And I
give Members, permission to update entries. But if I'm using guardian to
handle permissions, do I even need to add these fields to the model? They
don't seem to be required for any functionality. However, if I remove them,
how would I know who is a member of the board or the owner of a board?
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