I don't like to use "magic things" so i don't use django and like
werkzeug a lot. But i like the django project/app strucutre and i'm
trying to emulate this with werkzeug, with some modification because
my app can have something like project/module/app. So, for now, i'm
using the decorator in views to avoid a central place instead of a
urls.py per module, because i don't know how to do this yet. To import
all views (to allow expose method to fill my url_map) and avoid to
much import lines i'm using this code:
def find_and_import(arg, dirname, fnames):
for file_name in fnames:
module_name = os.path.join(dirname, arg)[2:].replace('/', '.')
if file_name == arg + '.py' and not module_name in
sys.modules:
__import__(module_name)
break
os.path.walk('./myproject', find_and_import, 'views')
Now, i will build a templates path list to use with FileSystemLoader
to allow me to structure my app like:
project/module/app/templates
project/module/app/views.py
project/module/app/models.py
project/module/app2/templates
project/module/app2/views.py
project/module/app2/models.py
project/module2/app/templates
project/module2/app/views.py
project/module2/app/models.py
project/app/templates
project/app/views.py
project/app/models.py
I'm in the right direction or there is a simple way to simulate django
project structure ?
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