问题
I am learning the webapp2 framework with its powerful Route mechanism.
My application is supposed to accept URIs like these:
/poll/abc-123
/poll/abc-123/
/poll/abc-123/vote/ # post new vote
/poll/abc-123/vote/456 # view/update a vote
Polls may optionally be organized into categories, so all the above should work also like this:
/mycategory/poll/abc-123
/mycategory/poll/abc-123/
/mycategory/poll/abc-123/vote/
/mycategory/poll/abc-123/vote/456
My incorrect configuration:
app = webapp2.WSGIApplication([
webapp2.Route('/<category>/poll/<poll_id><:/?>', PollHandler),
webapp2.Route('/<category>/poll/<poll_id>/vote/<vote_id>', VoteHandler),
], debug=True)
Question: How could I fix my configuration?
If possible it should be optimized for GAE CPU-time/hosting fee. For example, it may be faster if I add two lines for each entry: one line with category and another one without category...
回答1:
webapp2 has a mechanism to reuse common prefixes, but in this case they vary, so you can't avoid duplicating those routes, as in:
app = webapp2.WSGIApplication([
webapp2.Route('/poll/<poll_id><:/?>', PollHandler),
webapp2.Route('/poll/<poll_id>/vote/<vote_id>', VoteHandler),
webapp2.Route('/<category>/poll/<poll_id><:/?>', PollHandler),
webapp2.Route('/<category>/poll/<poll_id>/vote/<vote_id>', VoteHandler),
], debug=True)
You should not worry about adding many routes. They are really cheap to build and match. Unless you have tens of thousands, reducing the number of routes won't matter.
A small note: the first route accepts an optional end slash. You could instead use the RedirectRoute
to accept only one and redirect if the other is accessed, using the option strict_slash=True
. This is not well documented but has been around for a while. See the explanation in the docstring.
回答2:
I am going to add my solution to this as a complimentary answer on top of @moraes.
So other people having problems like below can get a more complete answer.
- Trailing Slash Problem
- Optional Parameter Problem
In addition, I figured out how to route both /entity/create
and /entity/edit/{id}
in one regex.
Below are my routes that supports the following url patterns.
- /
- /myentities
- /myentities/
- /myentities/create
- /myentities/create/
- /myentities/edit/{entity_id}
SITE_URLS = [
webapp2.Route(r'/', handler=HomePageHandler, name='route-home'),
webapp2.Route(r'/myentities/<:(create/?)|edit/><entity_id:(\d*)>',
handler=MyEntityHandler,
name='route-entity-create-or-edit'),
webapp2.SimpleRoute(r'/myentities/?',
handler=MyEntityListHandler,
name='route-entity-list'),
]
app = webapp2.WSGIApplication(SITE_URLS, debug=True)
Below is my BaseHandler
that all my handlers inherit from.
class BaseHandler(webapp2.RequestHandler):
@webapp2.cached_property
def jinja2(self):
# Sets the defaulte templates folder to the './app/templates' instead of 'templates'
jinja2.default_config['template_path'] = s.path.join(
os.path.dirname(__file__),
'app',
'templates'
)
# Returns a Jinja2 renderer cached in the app registry.
return jinja2.get_jinja2(app=self.app)
def render_response(self, _template, **context):
# Renders a template and writes the result to the response.
rv = self.jinja2.render_template(_template, **context)
self.response.write(rv)
Below is my MyEntityHandler
python class with the get()
method signature for the Google App Engine Datastore API.
class MyEntityHandler(BaseHandler):
def get(self, entity_id, **kwargs):
if entity_id:
entity = MyEntity.get_by_id(int(entity_id))
template_values = {
'field1': entity.field1,
'field2': entity.field2
}
else:
template_values = {
'field1': '',
'field2': ''
}
self.render_response('my_entity_create_edit_view_.html', **template_values)
def post(self, entity_id, **kwargs):
# Code to save to datastore. I am lazy to write this code.
self.redirect('/myentities')
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7049871/webapp2-route-with-optional-leading-part