Hey Django users,
So I've got a python file in my django app that I'm using to store some
configs in (to be global across several django apps), it's basically looks
something like this:
[ -- Contents of Config.py -- ]
VERSION = '0.1'
MEDIA_PREFIX = '/usr/local/dev-www/m/'
[ .. etc ...]
class u:
"place to put user/login-specific configurations"
MAX_LENGTH = 64
PASS_MIN_LENGTH = 10
[ ... and some other classes with the same sort of thing too ...]
Within views themselves, these are easy to access, e.g.,
Configs.u.MAX_LENGTH, but I'd like be able to easily pass EVERYTHING here to
templates.
So I'm wondering ... is there some easy/prescribed way (perhaps provided by
django itsself) to be able to turn this into a set of nested dictionaries
for use by a context processor? So for example, I'd like to effectively end
up with:
render_to_response('stuff.html',
{
'config' : {
'VERSION' : '0.1'
'MEDIA_PREFIX' : '/usr/local/dev-www/m/'
# ... etc ...
}
})
Thanks!
-John
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