Make views.helpers.html_menu MenuItem classes and logic.menu MenuItem classes
more closely related. This is part of some refactoring in my working copy
to keep soc/logic/site/sidebar.py from having to deal with html_menu classes
(which is like having view code in the controller, which is bad).
#!/usr/bin/python2.5
#
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"""Views of a User's various Roles on the site.
dashboard: dashboard view of all of a User's Roles on the site
public: a public view of the User's Roles on the site
"""
__authors__ = [
'"Todd Larsen" <tlarsen@google.com>',
]
from google.appengine.api import users
from django import http
from soc.views.helpers import response_helpers
def dashboard(request, linkname=None,
template='soc/user/roles/dashboard.html'):
"""A per-User dashboard of that User's Roles on the site.
Args:
request: the standard django request object.
linkname: the User's site-unique "linkname" extracted from the URL
template: the template path to use for rendering the template.
Returns:
A subclass of django.http.HttpResponse with generated template.
"""
#TODO(tlarsen): this module is currently a placeholder for future work
# TODO: check that user is logged in and "owns" the linkname;
# if not, call public() view instead
# This might be tricky, since we want to use the same style
# of template that was passed to us, but how do we figure out
# what the equivalent public.html template is? Perhaps this
# view needs to require that, for a foo/bar/dashboard.html
# template, a corresponding foo/bar/public.html template must
# also exist...
return response_helpers.respond(request,
template, {'template': template})
def public(request, linkname=None,
template='soc/user/roles/public.html'):
"""A "general public" view of a User's Roles on the site.
Args:
request: the standard django request object.
linkname: the User's site-unique "linkname" extracted from the URL
template: the template path to use for rendering the template.
Returns:
A subclass of django.http.HttpResponse with generated template.
"""
#TODO(tlarsen): this module is currently a placeholder for future work
# TODO: if linkname is empty or not a valid linkname on the site, display
# some sort of "user does not exist" page (a custom 404 page, maybe?).
return response_helpers.respond(request,
template, {'template': template})