In one project, I split controllers into their own directory with
files for separate modules for things like admin, account management,
AJAX/JSON lookups, etc. I also split up the model into separate
modules within a directory for identity and visit support tables,
support tables, and primary data structures.
I'm very glad I split it apart the way I had. The following is the
file/directory structure:
ProjectName/
data.py -- stock data
dev.cfg
development.db -- SQLite DB
documentation/ -- epydoc, project manuals, etc.
projectname/
config/ -- app and log configs
controllers/
account.py -- account management
admin.py -- system administration
base.py -- RootController
lookups.py -- JSON fast lookups
mail.py -- TurboMail template controllers
processes.py -- recurring tasks
widgets.py -- widget instances
model/
application.py -- application-specific tables
base.py -- Identity & Visit tables
support.py -- Keywords, Address, etc. support tables
release.py -- version information
static/[css,ie7,img,js] -- static files, served via Apache
templates/ -- various application-specific templates, plus:
account/ -- account management templates
genericform.kid -- one-template fits all form/widget display [1]
mail/ -- mail templates
site.kid -- site template
tests/ -- unit tests. yeah. really. ;^)
[1] My genericform.kid is a customized version of:
http://docs.turbogears.org/1.0/UnifiedControllers#generic-form-
template
Matthew Bevan, Systems Administrator
Top Floor Computer Systems Ltd.
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