django-puepy 0.1.2

PuePy integration for Django

Django PuePy Integration

Provides PuePy integration for Django.

Installation

1. Install the package using pip:

pip install django_puepy

2. Add django_puepy to your INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    "django_puepy",
]

Usage

Take a look at the example_app directory for a very simple Django app that makes use of django_puepy. There are just two files:

• example_app/backend_server.py: Simple one-file Django app that shows a server-side Django controller
• example_app/static/todo.py: The frontend PuePy code that interacts with the Django controller

Backend Usage

Our example backend app, example_app/backend_server.py, specifies a frontend file, a runtime, and three ajax methods that are called by the frontend.

class TodoView(PuePyView):
    frontend_url = "/static/todo.py"
    runtime = "mpy"

    @PuePyView.ajax
    def add_todo(self, item):
        todo_list.append(item)
        return todo_list

    @PuePyView.ajax
    def remove_todo(self, index):
        try:
            del todo_list[index]
        except IndexError:
            pass
        return todo_list

    @PuePyView.ajax
    def get_todos(self):
        return todo_list

The frontend file, static/todo.py, is a regular PuePy app+page, but makes calls to the django_backend to interact with the ajax methods specified above:

from puepy import Application, Page, t

app = Application()
from django_backend import backend


@app.page()
class TodoPage(Page):
    def initial(self):
        return {"todos": [], "todo_add": "", "loading": True}

    def populate(self):
        t.h1("Todo List")
        if self.state["loading"]:
            t.p("Loading...")
        with t.ul(ref="todos"):
            for i, todo_item in enumerate(self.state["todos"]):
                t.li(
                    todo_item,
                    t.button(
                        "X", on_click=self.on_remove_todo_click, data_index=str(i)
                    ),
                )
        t.hr()
        with t.form(on_submit=self.on_add_form_submit, ref="form"):
            t.input(type="text", bind="todo_add")
            t.button("Add Todo")

    def on_ready(self):
        self.add_event_listener("load-data", self.on_load_data)
        self.trigger_event("load-data")

    async def on_load_data(self, event):
        with self.state.mutate():
            self.state["loading"] = True
            try:
                self.state["todos"] = await backend.get_todos()
            finally:
                self.state["loading"] = False

    async def on_add_form_submit(self, event):
        event.preventDefault()
        with self.state.mutate():
            self.state["loading"] = True
            try:
                self.state["todos"] = await backend.add_todo(self.state["todo_add"])
            finally:
                self.state["loading"] = False

    async def on_remove_todo_click(self, event):
        index = int(event.target.getAttribute("data-index"))
        with self.state.mutate():
            self.state["loading"] = True
            try:
                self.state["todos"] = await backend.remove_todo(index)
            finally:
                self.state["loading"] = False


app.mount("#app")

The result? A demo todo app.

Project status

While PuePy is approach relative stability, this Django integration is currently only an experiment. It is not recommended for production use at all and will hopefully evolve over time.