Hi all, am wondering if I'm doing this right.
I want to split a huge py file into ten parts ( or controllers, if you
will). The reason being it's neat, each part will serve a certain
function. But I worry if I am taxing the app engine server bcos the
imports in each part are repetitive.
*****app.yaml*****
handlers:
- url: /part1
script: controllers/part1.py
- url: /part2
script: controllers/part2.py
# this goes on until part10.py
*****part1py (this is the entry point of the application)*****
# all required imports ( about 20 imports, some from app engine, some
from external libs )
class Part1(webapp.RequestHandler):
# a lot of code here
# point to template
path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'templates/
part1.html')
template_values = { 'variable ':variable }
# render template
self.response.out.write(template.render(path, template_values))
# the standard WSGI calls
application = webapp.WSGIApplication([('/part1', Part1)],debug=True)
def main(): run_wsgi_app(application)
if __name__ == "__main__": main()
***************************************************
for part2.py until part10.py, it follows the exact same format as
part1.py. It's been working for me.
so the question is, can I keep doing this as my application grows ( as
I add more code/functionality) ? Is this the way to expand all the way
up to N numbers of .py files? What are the drawbacks?
Hope you guys can give some insights on this.
Been thinking about this for weeks.
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