What is django_urls?
It is flask style urls for django.
How to use it?
# app/urls.py or where-ever you want really.
from django_urls import UrlManager
app_urls = UrlManager(views_root='dotted.path.to.app.views.module')
app_urls.extend(extra_urls_list)
# app/views/foo.py
from app.urls import app_urls
@app_urls.path('path/', name='MyView', importance=5) # the bigger the importance higher in the list it goes
class MyView(View):
...
@app_urls.re_path('path2/', name='my_view', importance=1)
def my_view(request):
...
# project/urls.py
from django.urls import include, path
from app.urls import app_urls
url_patterns = [
path('some_path/', include(app_urls.url_patterns))
]
That's it, not too much setup, right?
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