pyramid_rewrite
Introduction
pyramid_rewrite is a small extension for Pyramid to rewrite urls before further processing takes place.
Installation
Just do
pip install pyramid_rewrite
or
easy_install pyramid_rewrite
Compatibility
pyramid_rewrite runs with pyramid>=1.3 and python>=2.6 and python>=3.2. Other versions might also work.
Documentation
Usage example:
def main(global_config, **settings):
config = Configurator(settings=settings)
config.include('pyramid_rewrite')
# add url rewriting rules...
# first parameter is a regular expression
# second parameter is the target url
config.add_rewrite_rule(r'/favicon.ico', r'/static/favicon.ico')
config.add_rewrite_rule(r'/gallery/(?P<subpath>.*)',
r'/root/%(subpath)s')
#
# ... rest of configuration
#
# return WSGI application instance
return config.make_wsgi_app()
Better documentation might follow.
Changes
0.2
Added unit tests
Changed logging level
0.1
Initial version. Working.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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