I'd love to know if there is a better method, but this is the best I
could come up with... pretty much the same thing you are doing, but
forcing the view functions to call 'import_feed' which can only load a
restricted set of modules.
AVAILABLE_FEEDS =
{'columbia':'columbia.search','glvar':'glvar.search'}
def import_feed(name):
if name in AVAILABLE_FEEDS:
return __import__(AVAILABLE_FEEDS[name])
else:
return None
That only gets me the app, so if I do
feed=import_feed('columbia')
I still have to reference stuff like feed.search.myfunction() instead
of feed.myfunction()
Hmm.. now that I reread your post, I might have confused module with
model. If so you might want to take a look at:
from django.db.models.get_model
m=get_model(appname,modelname)
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