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A backend development kit for pyramid, feel free to email me *hoc3010 at gmail dot com* about this package.
Usage
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config.include('pyramid_backend')
### Configurations:
1. *pyramid_backend.admin_site*: related path for backend site from root
2. *pyramid_backend.manager_factories*: the list of backend manager factories. Default is :
pyramid_backend.backend_manager.sqlalchemy:factory
3. *pyramid_backend.models*: list of class to be managed automatically by pyramid_backend
For each model, the display configurations can be:
Model.__backend_id_attr__ = name of list of names in Model's primary key
Model.__backend_schema_cls__ = a Colander/Deform Schema
Model.__backend_slug__ = value to use on url, default = auto detect
Model.__backend_display_name__ = display name for model, default = auto detect
Model.__backend_id_attr__ = id attribute name, default = "id"
Model.__backend_list__columns_to_display__ = List Attributes, default = auto detect
Model.__backend_detail__columns_to_display__ = List Attributes, default = auto detect
Model.__backend_list__items_per_page__ = Number of items per page, default = 50
Model.__backend_detail__relations_to_display__ = List Attributes, default = auto detect
#### List Attributes
This is a list of attributes to display, each item can be:
1. a string: attribute name
2. a tuple: first element is attribute name. The rest is limit (if it's a list) and display name,
order is not important
#### Backend manager's configuration:
##### SQLAlchemy
DBSession for a model will be searched in order: Model.__dbsession__, configured DBSession
1. *pyramid_backend.sqlalchemy.dbsession*: the full path to Session object.
I.e: app.db:DBSession
### API
> Updating
#### @model_view_config, add_model_view
#### @model_action_config, add_model_action
#### @object_action_config, add_object_action
CHANGE LOG
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# Version 1.3.4
* Fix bugs at 1.3.2
# Version 1.3.3
* Mirror fixs for python 2.7
# Version 1.3.2
* Fix error when update model schema contains primary key in cqlengine
# Version 1.3.1
* Fix some mirror bugs
* Remove SQLAlchemy multi DBSession supporting. This feature will be do at
engine binding from main project's scope.
# Version 1.3.0
* Add python3 support
* Fixbug when cqlengine is not installed
* SQLAlchemy: Support multi DBSession:
* DBSession for a model will be searched in order: Model.__dbsession__, configured DBSession
# Version 1.1.0
* Add python3 support
# Version 1.0.7
* Fix important bug for fetch_object from id
### Version 1.0.6
* Make SQLAlchemy adatper more accurate
### Version 1.0.5
* Add support for multi field primary key
### Version 1.0.4
* Add backend manager for cqlengine models.
### Version 1.0.x
* Initialize
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