I am trying to get a somewhat complex routing scheme to work, but haven't
been able to with either of the routing systems.
Assume I have the following applications and domains they should be mapped
to:
inventory -> inventory.example.com
admin -> monitor.example.com/admin
ipcheck -> monitor.example.com/ipcheck
onlineforms -> forms.example.com
I can make this work with the parameter based system like so:
routers = dict(
BASE = dict(
default_application = 'init',
default_controller = 'default',
applications = ['admin','ipcheck','init','onlineforms'],
domains = {
'inventory.example.com' :
'inventory',
'forms.example.com' : 'onlineforms'
}
)
)
And it works just fine, removing the application name and controller from
the URL where possible.
Now I want to add another application into the mix:
onlineformsadmin -> forms.example.com/admin
And I have no idea how to do that.
I messed with the pattern based routing, but it just gave me more problems.
For instance a line like:
('.*:https://inventory.example.com:.* .*', 'inventory')
in routes_app wouldn't stop requests to
https://inventory.example.com/default from trying to go to the 'default'
application.
In other words, unless I still specified inventory as the application, it
wouldn't go there.
I know I could just add another subdomain with the parameter based system,
but I would really like to avoid that and feel like I'm missing something
here.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kory
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