Hello everyone!
*Background:* Not new to coding, relatively new to Python. Experience with
C# and PHP frameworks for web-app development. New to Python frameworks. I
think Pyramid is the way to go.
*My question:* *- [did my research, could not find what I am looking for,
probably because of my not-so-great English]*
*
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*+ *I would like to have a *central (routing) file* where all the routings
are defined. e.g. route / to ... route /{method}/{value} to ..... (....
being different view callable(s))
*+ AND *I would like to have each and every one of my view callables *NOT
to exist in a single .py* but to have *their own .py file* (to have better
file structure and readability)
How do I link the two?
*also:*
*+ *How can I create a class .py which is not intended to be used as view
callable but as an object *to be called by view callables*, again, *very
importantly*, *on its own .py file. *
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I am willing to read any document regarding these but I would highly and
respectfully appreciate clear, simple answers sharing how to achieve these
3 goals.
Thank you very much.
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