On 5/24/07, Shannon -jj Behrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > But it's still a hack: I'll have to write a special controller that
> will
> > return the html snippets I need.. Why I can't use Buffet API directly
> and
> > resort to HTTP?
>
> It seems that every framework fails to work very well if you don't at
> least pretend to be doing a full request. I know Aquarium, my
> framework, was the same way. Of course, you don't *actually* need to
> use HTTP. You can use Paste fixture to fake it.
Indeed. It actually seems to work. Here is the code, for the record:
from paste.deploy import loadapp
app = loadapp('config:%s'%self.args[0], relative_to='.')
from paste.fixture import TestApp
test_app = TestApp(app)
print test_app.get('/somepage') # returns html Unicode
I put it into a paster extension command in websetup.py and thus can invoke
it via cron as "paster phpcode /path/to/app.ini"
Thanks for your help,
Max.
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