collective.traverser - object lookup by interface
Introduction
This product provides a utility that returns a object which provides a given interface. The returned object could be the given object or any object down the path towards the root.
>>> from collective.traverse.interfaces import ITraverse >>> from somewhere import IMyInterface >>> root_traverser = getUtility(ITraverse, name="rootTraverser") >>> myType = root_traverser(self.context, IMyInterface)
Installation
Add this to your buildout:
- [buildout]
eggs = collective.traverse
- [instance]
zcml = collective.traverse
And then run buildout.
Changelog
collective.traverse - 1.1 [20090605]
Fixed a recursion bug when using portal_setup. There, somehow parent == context ;) [Daniel Kraft]
collective.traverse - 1.0 Unreleased
Initial package structure. [zopeskel]
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