Oscar settings¶
This is a comprehensive list of all the settings Oscar provides. All settings are optional.
Display settings¶
OSCAR_SHOP_NAME
¶
Default: 'Oscar'
The name of your e-commerce shop site. This is shown as the main logo within the default templates.
OSCAR_SHOP_TAGLINE
¶
Default: ''
The tagline that is displayed next to the shop name and in the browser title.
OSCAR_HOMEPAGE
¶
Default: reverse_lazy('promotions:home')
URL of home page of your site. This value is used for Home link in navigation and redirection page after logout. Useful if you use a different app to serve your homepage.
OSCAR_ACCOUNTS_REDIRECT_URL
¶
Default: 'customer:profile-view'
Oscar has a view that gets called any time the user clicks on ‘My account’ or similar. By default it’s a dumb redirect to the view configured with this setting. But you could also override the view to display a more useful account summary page or such like.
OSCAR_RECENTLY_VIEWED_COOKIE_LIFETIME
¶
Default: 604800 (1 week in seconds)
The time to live for the cookie in seconds.
OSCAR_RECENTLY_VIEWED_COOKIE_NAME
¶
Default: 'oscar_history'
The name of the cookie for showing recently viewed products.
Pagination¶
There are a number of settings that control pagination in Oscar’s views. They all default to 20.
OSCAR_PRODUCTS_PER_PAGE
OSCAR_OFFERS_PER_PAGE
OSCAR_REVIEWS_PER_PAGE
OSCAR_NOTIFICATIONS_PER_PAGE
OSCAR_EMAILS_PER_PAGE
OSCAR_ORDERS_PER_PAGE
OSCAR_ADDRESSES_PER_PAGE
OSCAR_STOCK_ALERTS_PER_PAGE
OSCAR_DASHBOARD_ITEMS_PER_PAGE
OSCAR_SEARCH_FACETS
¶
A dictionary that specifies the facets to use with the search backend. It
needs to be a dict with keys fields
and queries
for field- and
query-type facets. The default is:
OSCAR_SEARCH_FACETS = {
'fields': OrderedDict([
('product_class', {'name': _('Type'), 'field': 'product_class'}),
('rating', {'name': _('Rating'), 'field': 'rating'}),
]),
'queries': OrderedDict([
('price_range',
{
'name': _('Price range'),
'field': 'price',
'queries': [
# This is a list of (name, query) tuples where the name will
# be displayed on the front-end.
(_('0 to 20'), u'[0 TO 20]'),
(_('20 to 40'), u'[20 TO 40]'),
(_('40 to 60'), u'[40 TO 60]'),
(_('60+'), u'[60 TO *]'),
]
}),
]),
}
OSCAR_PRODUCT_SEARCH_HANDLER
¶
The search handler to be used in the product list views. If None
,
Oscar tries to guess the correct handler based on your Haystack settings.
Default:
None
OSCAR_PROMOTION_POSITIONS
¶
Default:
OSCAR_PROMOTION_POSITIONS = (('page', 'Page'),
('right', 'Right-hand sidebar'),
('left', 'Left-hand sidebar'))
The choice of display locations available when editing a promotion. Only useful when using a new set of templates.
OSCAR_PROMOTION_MERCHANDISING_BLOCK_TYPES
¶
Default:
COUNTDOWN, LIST, SINGLE_PRODUCT, TABBED_BLOCK = (
'Countdown', 'List', 'SingleProduct', 'TabbedBlock')
OSCAR_PROMOTION_MERCHANDISING_BLOCK_TYPES = (
(COUNTDOWN, "Vertical list"),
(LIST, "Horizontal list"),
(TABBED_BLOCK, "Tabbed block"),
(SINGLE_PRODUCT, "Single product"),
)
Defines the available promotion block types that can be used in Oscar.
OSCAR_DASHBOARD_DEFAULT_ACCESS_FUNCTION
¶
Default: 'oscar.apps.dashboard.nav.default_access_fn'
OSCAR_DASHBOARD_NAVIGATION
allows passing an access function for each node
which is used to determine whether to show the node for a specific user or not.
If no access function is defined, the function specified here is used.
The default function integrates with the permission-based dashboard and shows
the node if the user will be able to access it. That should be sufficient for
most cases.
Order settings¶
OSCAR_INITIAL_ORDER_STATUS
¶
The initial status used when a new order is submitted. This has to be a status
that is defined in the OSCAR_ORDER_STATUS_PIPELINE
.
OSCAR_INITIAL_LINE_STATUS
¶
The status assigned to a line item when it is created as part of an new order. It
has to be a status defined in OSCAR_ORDER_STATUS_PIPELINE
.
OSCAR_ORDER_STATUS_PIPELINE
¶
Default: {}
The pipeline defines the statuses that an order or line item can have and what transitions are allowed in any given status. The pipeline is defined as a dictionary where the keys are the available statuses. Allowed transitions are defined as iterable values for the corresponding status.
A sample pipeline (as used in the Oscar sandbox) might look like this:
OSCAR_INITIAL_ORDER_STATUS = 'Pending'
OSCAR_INITIAL_LINE_STATUS = 'Pending'
OSCAR_ORDER_STATUS_PIPELINE = {
'Pending': ('Being processed', 'Cancelled',),
'Being processed': ('Processed', 'Cancelled',),
'Cancelled': (),
}
OSCAR_ORDER_STATUS_CASCADE
¶
This defines a mapping of status changes for order lines which ‘cascade’ down from an order status change.
For example:
OSCAR_ORDER_STATUS_CASCADE = {
'Being processed': 'In progress'
}
With this mapping, when an order has it’s status set to ‘Being processed’, all lines within it have their status set to ‘In progress’. In a sense, the status change cascades down to the related objects.
Note that this cascade ignores restrictions from the
OSCAR_LINE_STATUS_PIPELINE
.
Checkout settings¶
OSCAR_ALLOW_ANON_CHECKOUT
¶
Default: False
Specifies if an anonymous user can buy products without creating an account
first. If set to False
users are required to authenticate before they can
checkout (using Oscar’s default checkout views).
OSCAR_REQUIRED_ADDRESS_FIELDS
¶
Default: ('first_name', 'last_name', 'line1', 'city', 'postcode', 'country')
List of form fields that a user has to fill out to validate an address field.
Review settings¶
OSCAR_ALLOW_ANON_REVIEWS
¶
Default: True
This setting defines whether an anonymous user can create a review for
a product without registering first. If it is set to True
anonymous
users can create product reviews.
OSCAR_MODERATE_REVIEWS
¶
Default: False
This defines whether reviews have to be moderated before they are publicly
available. If set to False
a review created by a customer is immediately
visible on the product page.
Communication settings¶
OSCAR_EAGER_ALERTS
¶
Default: True
This enables sending alert notifications/emails instantly when products get
back in stock by listening to stock record update signals this might impact
performance for large numbers stock record updates.
Alternatively, the management command oscar_send_alerts
can be used to
run periodically, e.g. as a cronjob. In this case instant alerts should be
disabled.
OSCAR_SEND_REGISTRATION_EMAIL
¶
Default: True
Sending out welcome messages to a user after they have registered on the
site can be enabled or disabled using this setting. Setting it to True
will send out emails on registration.
OSCAR_FROM_EMAIL
¶
Default: oscar@example.com
The email address used as the sender for all communication events and emails handled by Oscar.
OSCAR_STATIC_BASE_URL
¶
Default: None
A URL which is passed into the templates for communication events. It is not used in Oscar’s default templates but could be used to include static assets (eg images) in a HTML email template.
Offer settings¶
OSCAR_OFFER_ROUNDING_FUNCTION
¶
Default: Round down to the nearest hundredth of a unit using decimal.Decimal.quantize
A function responsible for rounding decimal amounts when offer discount calculations don’t lead to legitimate currency values.
Basket settings¶
OSCAR_BASKET_COOKIE_LIFETIME
¶
Default: 604800 (1 week in seconds)
The time to live for the basket cookie in seconds.
OSCAR_MAX_BASKET_QUANTITY_THRESHOLD
¶
Default: None
The maximum number of products that can be added to a basket at once.
Currency settings¶
OSCAR_DEFAULT_CURRENCY
¶
Default: GBP
This should be the symbol of the currency you wish Oscar to use by default. This will be used by the currency templatetag.
OSCAR_CURRENCY_FORMAT
¶
Default: None
This can be used to customise currency formatting. The value will be passed to
the format_currency
function from the Babel library.
Upload/media settings¶
OSCAR_IMAGE_FOLDER
¶
Default: images/products/%Y/%m/
The location within the MEDIA_ROOT
folder that is used to store product images.
The folder name can contain date format strings as described in the Django Docs.
OSCAR_DELETE_IMAGE_FILES
¶
Default: True
If enabled, a post_delete
hook will attempt to delete any image files and
created thumbnails when a model with an ImageField
is deleted. This is
usually desired, but might not be what you want when using a remote storage.
OSCAR_PROMOTION_FOLDER
¶
Default: images/promotions/
The folder within MEDIA_ROOT
used for uploaded promotion images.
OSCAR_MISSING_IMAGE_URL
¶
Default: image_not_found.jpg
Copy this image from oscar/static/img
to your MEDIA_ROOT
folder. It needs to
be there so Sorl can resize it.
OSCAR_UPLOAD_ROOT
¶
Default: /tmp
The folder is used to temporarily hold uploaded files until they are processed. Such files should always be deleted afterwards.
Slug settings¶
OSCAR_SLUG_MAP
¶
Default: {}
A dictionary to map strings to more readable versions for including in URL slugs. This mapping is appled before the slugify function. This is useful when names contain characters which would normally be stripped. For instance:
OSCAR_SLUG_MAP = {
'c++': 'cpp',
'f#': 'fsharp',
}
OSCAR_SLUG_FUNCTION
¶
Default: 'oscar.core.utils.default_slugifier'
The slugify function to use. Note that is used within Oscar’s slugify wrapper
(in oscar.core.utils
) which applies the custom map and blacklist. String
notation is recommended, but specifying a callable is supported for
backwards-compatibility.
Example:
# in myproject.utils
def some_slugify(value):
return value
# in settings.py
OSCAR_SLUG_FUNCTION = 'myproject.utils.some_slugify'
OSCAR_SLUG_BLACKLIST
¶
Default: []
A list of words to exclude from slugs.
Example:
OSCAR_SLUG_BLACKLIST = ['the', 'a', 'but']
OSCAR_SLUG_ALLOW_UNICODE
¶
Default: False
Allows to disable unicode to ASCII conversion and enable allow_unicode option
for AutoSlugField
, which is supported by SlugField
in Django>=1.9
(https://docs.djangoproject.com/es/1.9/ref/models/fields/#django.db.models.SlugField.allow_unicode).
This will allow to have
automatically generated unicode-containing slugs.