I assume that if you will use modules they'll probably be implemented in
some kind of class, I'd personally do something similar to this..
# mymodule.py
class ModuleHelper(object):
""" Sample Helper for common methods.
"""
def __init__(self, environment):
self.request = environment['request']
self.response = environment['response']
self.session = environment['session']
self.cache = environment['cache']
self.db = environment['db']
self.auth = environment['auth']
def method(self):
self.request.get('variable', ....)
...
And when instantiating the module say from a model:
# mymodel.py
from mymodule import ModuleHelper
...
And Later in the same mymodel.py
...
# Make the module class/methods available:
my_module_helper = ModuleHelper(globals())
Now you can use my_module_helper.my_method(params) from within any view
or controller..
Hope it helps.
Julio
On 02/16/2014 01:55 PM, Stef Mientki wrote:
hello,
how to get globals like "request" available in my own modules ?
thanks,
Stef
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