Thank you for your responses Jason, Michael, Chris.
I was able to use the responses here to solve my problem.
As Jason pointed out and Michael Illustrated, I was able to use a
custom route predicate to check to make sure the incoming
request_params that I needed were included in any given mapping from
the route to the view config.
Since I wanted to make sure every param was present before, I needed
to change the any() to all(). This was the only change I needed to
apply on the example provided by Michael Merickel
def custom_param_predicate(*params):
def predicate(context, request):
return all([param in request.params for param in params])
return predicate
Also, on Michael's advice, I consolidated my routes and mapped them to
views according to the custom predicate.
Thank you all again for your responses,
-Gavin
On Sep 2, 10:58 am, goya bean <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello, to avoid 'None' checking and duplicate request returning code,
> I'm trying to use (or abuse) route requests in pyramid by using
> parameters in query Strings using the 'request_param=' argument as
> seen here:http://pastebin.com/G2shq75s
> is there a way to do what I'm trying to do using routing or view
> config?
>
> Thanks,
> Gavin
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