Is there a standard way of replacing urlpatterns with view decorators in django?
The regular configuration we have a main website urls.py . And the urls.py contains variable named urlpatterns.
so wo can push some url_pattern into it.
app/views.py
from django.urls import path as djpathURLS = []URLS_d = {}def route(path=''): def wrapper(func): path_name = path or func.__name__ URLS.append( djpath(path_name, func) ) ### below is not important #### path_func = URLS_d.get(path_name, None) if path_func: print(path_func, '<>', func) raise Exception('THE same path') URLS_d[path_name] = func ### above is not important #### return wrapper@route()def index(req): return HttpResponse('hello')website/urls.py
from app.views import URLSurlpatterns.extend(URLS)
If you use class base view , you can use django-request-mapping,
A Simple Example- view.py
from django_request_mapping import request_mapping@request_mapping("/user")class UserView(View): @request_mapping("/login/", method="post") def login(self, request, *args, **kwargs): return HttpResponse("ok") @request_mapping("/signup/", method="post") def register(self, request, *args, **kwargs): return HttpResponse("ok") @request_mapping("/<int:user_id>/role/") def get_role(self, request, user_id): return HttpResponse("ok") @request_mapping("/<int:pk/", method='delete') def delete(self, request, pk): User.objects.filter(pk=pk).delete() return HttpResponse("ok")@request_mapping("/role")class RoleView(View): # ...- urls.py
from django_request_mapping import UrlPatternurlpatterns = UrlPattern()urlpatterns.register(UserView)urlpatterns.register(RoleView)and request urls are:
post: http://localhost:8000/user/login/post: http://localhost:8000/user/signup/get: http://localhost:8000/user/1/role/delete: http://localhost:8000/user/1/# ...