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I was looking over the Django documentation on a way to do this but didn’t see anything, though I may have missed it as I’m not sure exactly where to look… I want to be able to perform a specific action on every user request, such as instantiating a class and calling one of its functions, however the only way I know of to do this now is to put it in each view function. Is there a better way to do this, any advice is appreciated.
You want to use Django’s middleware functionality.