Installation

Add to INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    djangocms_redirect
    ...
]

Add to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES:

If you intend to use process_request the add it near the top (after django.middleware.cache.UpdateCacheMiddleware); if using process_response add at the bottom (before django.middleware.cache.FetchFromCacheMiddleware):
```
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = [
    ...
    djangocms_redirect.middleware.RedirectMiddleware
    ...
]
```
Choose if you want to process the redirect during the request (default) or response by setting:
- DJANGOCMS_REDIRECT_USE_REQUEST = True: during request
- DJANGOCMS_REDIRECT_USE_REQUEST = False: during response
Migrate:
```
python manage.py migrate
```

The go to http://mysite.com/admin/djangocms_redirect/ and create redirect instances.

Settings

DJANGOCMS_REDIRECT_USE_REQUEST: If True the redirect check will be done in the request phase, to allow preempting any other logic. Beware: this will result in extra queries on each request because the redirects will be checked before the view logic triggers. If False the redirect will be checked in the response phase.
DJANGOCMS_REDIRECT_CACHE_TIMEOUT: You can provide a custom cache timeout (Default: 3600 sec)
DJANGOCMS_REDIRECT_404_ONLY: If True (the default) and DJANGOCMS_REDIRECT_USE_REQUEST=False the redirect will be checked only for responses that return 404 (the default django.contrib.redirect behavior). This is the lowest impact option in terms of performance and the advised configuration.