In the older days you just added a property to the site portal, or
added an object under portal_properties.
I've noticed that plone.app.controlpanel uses views to adapt the portal
root for control panel purposes and adapts the portal root to these
property settings.
If I want to setup global settings for my own application would this
pattern also make sense? Or should I do something else.
Using annotation on the Plone portal object is currently what I'm doing.
"""UNTESTED code"""
class IAppSettings(object):
app_path = Attribute("path to the application")
class PortalAppSettings(object):
adapts(IPloneSiteRoot)
implements(IAppSettings)
def __init__(self, context):
self.context = context
self.settings =
IAnnotations(self.context).setdefault(ANNOTATION_KEY, {})
def get_base_path(self):
return self.settings.get('base_path', '/tmp/releases')
def set_base_path(self, base_path):
self.settings['base_path'] = base_path
base_path = property(get_base_path, set_base_path)
This sort of thing could be generalized even further. But is this a
good approach for storing settings like this?
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Jordan Baker (hexsprite)
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