I\'d like to use a number with a decimal point in a Django URL pattern but I\'m not sure whether it\'s actually possible (I\'m not a regex expert).
Here\'s what I wa
It can be something like
urlpatterns = patterns('',
(r'^item/value/(?P<value>\d+\.\d{2})/$', 'myapp.views.byvalue'),
... more urls
)
url should not start with slash.
in views you can have function:
def byvalue(request,value='0.99'):
try:
value = float(value)
except:
...
url(r"^item/value/(?P<dollar>\d+\.\d{1,2})$", views.show_item, name="show-item"),
It will only match the URL patterns like
/item/value/0.01
,/item/value/12.2
etc.It won't match URL patterns like
/item/value/1.223
,/item/value/1.2679
etc.
url(r"^item/value/(?P<dollar>\d+\.\d+)$", views.show_item, name="show-item"),
It will match URL patterns like
/item/value/0.01
,/item/value/1.22
,/item/value/10.223
,/item/value/1.3
etc.
views.py
something likeThis is just for an example.
# Make sure you have defined Item model (this is just an example)
# You use your own model name
from .models import Item
def show_item(request, dollar):
try:
# Convert dollar(string) to dollar(float).
# Which gets passed to show_item() if someone requests
# URL patterns like /item/value/0.01, /item/value/1.22 etc.
dollar = float(dollar);
# Fetch item from Database using its dollar value
# You may use your own strategy (it's mine)
item = Item.objects.get(dollar=dollar);
# Make sure you have show_item.html.
# Pass item to show_item.html (Django pawered page) so that it could be
# easily rendered using DTL (Django template language).
return render(request, "show_item.html", {"item": item});
except:
# Make sure you have error.html page (In case if there's an error)
return render(request, "error.html", {});
If the values to be accepted are only $0.01 or $0.05, the harto's pattern may be specified like this:
r"^/item/value/(\d\.\d{2})$"
I don't know about Django specifically, but this should match the URL:
r"^/item/value/(\d+\.\d+)$"