Logout time

[Prashanth Patelc]

Hi all,

How to get logout time based on login time in python?

I'm storing hour in one column

Eg ; hour

        8

Based on 8 Calculate logout time

My login time 10:00:00

I need 6: 00:00 (based 8)

[Madhusudhan Reddy]

Please describe the problem properly bro.

we are not understanding

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[Annadatha Rao]

look for session : if session expires you have to log in again.

It is the same for all apps irrespective of python.

Thank you,

Annadatha.

[Madhusudhan Reddy]

To get Logout time based on login time,

login time = some thing

logout time = login time + 8 hours

use datetime timedelta module in python, 

>>> CODE <<<

from datetime import datetime, timedelta

login_time = datetime.now()

logout_time = login_time + timedelta(hours=8)

>>> CODE <<<

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[Madhusudhan Reddy]

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[Ruby]

I could barely understand what you meant, 

I believe you're looking for a way to set how to set a session cookie age, if that is the case, see SESSION_COOKIE_AGE 

If that is not the case, note that you also have `last_login` and `last_logout` object which is available to you when using `django.contrib.auth`

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[Prashanth Patelc]

Thank you all.

 Thank you # madhusudan (I got on idea through you shared the code)

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[ivan harold]

Maybe this will help, check out this code.

def login (): login_time = time.time() def logout (): logout_time = time.time() #To get the number of seconds the user spent on the platform, #subtract login_time from logout_time