There are guys in this group who are much more sophisticated meta
programmers than I. But here's a very simple method:
It is easiest if each unique module has the same class name, such as
"class Controller:"
Then define and import all your plugins (does not allow uploading
plugin, but that's risky anyway). You can get all the files in your
plugins dir and import them using the python function (forgot it's name,
don't use it) or just eval ('import %s' % filename) crude but works for
older python
Create a dictionary of key:module's
Mymodule = ModuleDictionary[somekey]
Workingobject = Mymodule.Controller(**parms)
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Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 9:40 AM
To: Django users
Subject: [Suspected Spam] Django app for data management and
visualization
Hello,
I am thinking about starting a Django app to manage data (I need it
for financial reporting).
What I am wondering about those days is a way to create an application
that:
1) Allows the privileged user to insert a "plug in" that adds a module
and its views.
2) Allows the user to add views and "scripts" to an existing model.
The way I think this is a model centric application with different
views and file uploaders. For me this would be a break out as we use
to run different reports from the same dataset (just changing the
grouping, filtering, formulas). I need file uploaders as the same
model can be populated from different files, organized in different
ways.
Do you have some aviced on best practices to achieve this? I don't
want the user to touch the main web site when adding modules and
views.
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