Hello, folks

I'm trying to use django-pluggables (
https://github.com/nowells/django-pluggables) and I'm having a very hard
time figuring out how to set it up. The documentation is slender and the
example app has the same name as its one and only model, which is very
different from my case. So far, a lot is working, but the pluggable urlconf
has been giving me a real hard time for a couple of days now.

I have a main app called 'analysis' that defines models Order and Customer.
I also have a secondary app called 'report' which I would like to use to
generate statistics on Orders and Customers on a table-level.

The problem is that I can't do an url reverse on urls defined on that
'report' app, no matter how I try to import its urls. If anyone could please
explain how django-pluggables expects me set this up, I'd be eternally
thankful.

Here are some tiny, yet relevant parts of my code which should make my case
clearer:

http://tinyurl.com/analysis-urls
http://tinyurl.com/analysis-views
http://tinyurl.com/report-urls-traditional

I think one of the issues that needs attention is this line from the example
app:
https://github.com/nowells/django-pluggables/blob/master/examples/sillywalks/views.py#L62

What exactly am I supposed to pass to my version of that class?

Finally, my traceback:
http://dpaste.com/444858/

FTR, using {% url %} instead of {% pluggable_url %} yields the same error.

Thanks again in advance!


Sincerely,
Andre Terra

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