Python Source Code Field
If you need to store python source code in a field in a django model, this is the app you need.
Obviously, you should not be accepting any old user data if you will be executing it, but for my use case (admin users only, needed complex data rules that varied between models), python code was the best choice.
So, you use it by:
$ python setup.py install
add python_field to your settings.INSTALLED_APPS (optional, but required if you want syntax highlighting).
Use as follows in your model:
from django.db import models from python_field.fields import PythonCodeField class MyModel(models.Model): .... source = PythonCodeField(blank=True, null=True) ....
The text will be compiled using the inbuild python compile() function, and errors will be shown in the form errors field.
CodeMirror and Syntax Highlighting
This package uses parts of the CodeMirror package for syntax highlighting, and for replacing the textarea with an editable iframe.
Parts of the CodeMirror package that are not required have not been included, and the package has been minified. [This is not the case just yet.]
The original license file is included for your reference.
CodeMirror can be found at http://codemirror.net/
History
This project is a fork of Matthew Schinckel’s project at http://bitbucket.org/schinckel/django-python-code-field/.
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