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Looks very interesting! We currently use django debug toolbar for profiling, which seems to have a lot of overlap. I like how Silk stores the profiles of multiple requests - that seems to be a nice differentiator. What else? Thanks for the awesome contribution to the Django community!
You might like my Django SQL Inspector which aggregates many SQL queries across many requests.
Probably not a good idea to keep your profiler open to the world as long as you allow reading from arbitrary files. After a bit of fiddling around I was able to read your secret key from the settings file. It starts with 'es!b3'. And your soundcloud password. Sorry.
Probably not a good idea to keep your profiler open to the world as long as you allow reading from arbitrary files. After a bit of fiddling around I was able to read your secret key from the settings file. It starts with 'es!b3'. And your soundcloud password. Sorry.
Nice... I did make an attempt to filter out sensitive stuff but clearly did a bad job. Thanks for letting me know. I will eventually introduce a demo app rather than my own site.
If, after installing Silk, I use admin to update a record, I get "You cannot access body after reading from request's data stream" - this applies across all admin models and pages. It's not really that big a deal, as I rarely use the admin pages now, but it might have knock-on effects that I haven't seen yet. (Commenting out Silk in the installed apps list clears the problem up straight away.)
I'll ping you an email with the stack trace.