I have a web.py application where, if I authenticate user, then I set a
session, and then use that session to determine if the user is logged in. The
problem is that I'm breaking DRY by checking the status of the session within
the definition of each class that corresponds to any URL that user might use.
There is probably a better way to do this. Can anyone on the list offer some
advice?
Thanks,
John
class foo:
def GET(self):
if (len(session.username) == 0):
raise web.seeother('/login')
foo = db.select('foo')
return render.foo(foo)
class bar:
def GET(self):
if (len(session.username) == 0):
raise web.seeother('/login')
return render.bar()
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