Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of BluePrintWebSetup

Timestamp:

06/07/10 07:52:33 (15 years ago)

Author:

Dominic König

Comment:

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BluePrintWebSetup

@@ -7 +7 @@
 
 Configuration settings are in the file {{{models/000_config.py}}} which will have a simple structured format.
+ * {{{models/00_settings.py}}} reads these settings to do the actual configuration.
+ * The Web Setup should ideally read in the {{{000_config.py}}} file, make any amendments as-required & then write it out.
+ * This means that developers can edit the settings live (we remain RAD) & there are no unncessary DB calls every request.
+ * Ideally the Web setup should have a UI which works via introspection, so doesn't need to be maintained separately when settings are added/amended (this means the settings file needs to include labels/help text).
  * 000_config.py instantiates the '''S3Config''' class as ''deployment_settings'':
    * S3Config is a subclass of ''Storage'' and can therefore be written in dot-notation
@@ -13 +17 @@
    * S3Config could then even contain a method to write the instance to a config file like 000_config.py
    * a S3Config instance could be made read-only during the current request (=safer) by amending the ''!__setattr!__'' method to not except updates (then you can still overwrite deployment_settings by replacing it with a new instance)
- * {{{models/00_settings.py}}} reads these settings to do the actual configuration.
- * The Web Setup should ideally read in the {{{000_config.py}}} file, make any amendments as-required & then write it out.
- * This means that developers can edit the settings live (we remain RAD) & there are no unncessary DB calls every request.
- * Ideally the Web setup should have a UI which works via introspection, so doesn't need to be maintained separately when settings are added/amended (this means the settings file needs to include labels/help text).
 
 These are the settings which will be configured:
@@ -35 +35 @@
 BluePrints
 BluePrints
+BluePrints