I am assuming you want to decorate a view.
Here is a simple performance logger to know how long a it took for a view
execute. As you can see, you have access to the request object. (not using
traversal in this case)
def perflog_view(func):
def wrapper(request):
chrono = time.time()
output = func(request)
chrono = time.time() - chrono
logger.debug("View %s.%s returned in %d ms", func.__module__,
func.__name__, chrono*1000)
return output
return wrapper
@perflog_view
def my_view(request):
# process the request and return some data ...
return {}
Cheers,
Alex
2012/6/19 Max Avanov <[email protected]>
>
> I need to perform some manipulations with request object inside a
decorator wrapper. How can I access it?
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