On Jun 29, 10:59 am, Daniel Guryca <dun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm very new to django and python .. coming from java world.
>
> I really like django structure (apps, ...) but I do not understand how
> one can create some base class where all general methods same for all
> views could be put.
> You know I can see that views.py is only a module I would rather
> expect class in it and all methods part of this class. Then this class
> could extend my BaseViewClass.
>
> Is something like before and after interceptors possible in django ?
> Then I would not need any base class.
>
> Thank you.
> Cheers
> Daniel
A class is just a collection of methods and data. In Django views do
not have any data, because that is fetched from the model. So where is
the advantage of having your methods part of a class rather than just
functions which are part of the module? It would just mean you would
have to add one extra layer of indentation to everything. If you want,
think of the views.py module as being a class with no data members.
James
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