django-urlalternatives - Alternative Django views under same URL pattern
Django URL alternatives provides a way for dispatching one URL pattern to the first alternative view (callback function) in a list that returns success.
- version:
0.1 (or corresponding Mercurial revision hash)
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- author:
- license:
GPLv3+
- keywords:
url alternatives, dispatcher, views, django, urlconf, same pattern
Description
In case you want to assing in an URLconf the same URL pattern to more than one view (or callback function), such that the next ones are fallbacks in case of errors (ie. HTTP response codes >= 400). This is often the case when combining different apps with dynamic URLs (such as CMSs) and you want to respond with the one that has that content.
Usage
As you can see from the following example the URL alternatives dispatcher is simply used as part of the urlpatterns variable in urls.py and supports passing of positional and keyword arguments, eg.:
- urlpatterns += pattern(‘’,
- (r’^’, ‘urlalternatives.views.dispatcher’, {‘callbacks’:[
app1.views.failing404, ‘app2.views.working’, (redirect_to, [], {‘url’:’/’}),
]}),
)
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