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s3_rest_controller

-              v84
+              v85
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 This example would switch to my_list_controller instead of shn_list in case there is a ?mylist= in the URL. In all other cases, the default handlers are executed as usual, you still have a RESTful API for your resources.
+This example would switch to my_list_controller instead of s3_list in case there is a ?mylist= in the URL. In all other cases, the default handlers are executed as usual, you still have a RESTful API for your resources.
 While you can define prep's and postp's as local functions (as in the example above) or even lambdas, it is also very well possible to create more generic, reusable prep and postp functions (e.g. to implement different method handler configurations, or to catch certain situations to bypass the CRUD, or to manipulate the output dict in a certain way).
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 response.s3.prep = lambda r, vars=vars: prep(r, vars)
 output = shn_rest_controller(module, resource)
+output = s3_rest_controller(module, resource)
 x = vars.get(x, None)
 …
     s3db.set_method(module, resource, method="report", action=warehouse_report)
     return shn_rest_controller(module, resource, ...)
+    return s3_rest_controller(module, resource, ...)
 def warehouse_report(r, **attr):