#snout
use snout
to generate routes for your django apps using inspection, so you can do more interesting things.
instead of this:
# breakfast/urls.py
from django.conf.urls import patterns, url
urlpatterns = patterns('',
url(r'^$','breakfast.views.index'),
url(r'^order/$''', 'breakfast.views.order'),
url(r'^waffles/$''', 'breakfast.views.waffles'),
url(r'^sausage/$''', 'breakfast.views.sausage'),
url(r'^toast/(?P<num_slices>\d+)$''', 'breakfast.views.toast'),
)
now you can do this:
# breakfast/urls.py
from breakfast import views
import snout
urlpatterns = snout.make_django_patterns(views)
awww yeah
install it like this:
pip install snout
make_django_patterns
creates a route for all functions in the given module, except those starting with "_"
underscores (_) are replaced with dashes (-) because why not?
a view named "index" is given the route "^$" by default
any arguments to your view (other than "requests") are assigned regular expression match groups.
laziness
mark neyer, gentleman coder
BSD