Module: ragendja.sites.dynamicsiteDynamicSiteIDMiddlewareThis middleware makes it possible to host multiple websites with a single Django instance by automatically setting your SITE_ID based on the current request's domain. Just use the admin interface to add your sites and the corresponding SITE_ID will be set automatically for you. As a fallback, 'www.' is removed if the request's domain starts with 'www.' or 'www.' is added if the request's domain doesn't start with 'www.'. By default, if no site could be found the middleware will create one for the request's domain, automatically. You can turn this off in your settings: CREATE_SITES_AUTOMATICALLY = False If you specify a SITE_ID in your settings it has to be the str(site.key()) of the default site which is used as a fallback if no site could be found. Module: ragendja.testutilsModelTestCaseThis provides an easy way to validate the contents of the DB. You have to specify the model to validate against with the model attribute. From then on you can call validate_state() to check if a certain function modifies the DB contents correctly: Example: The following validates that the table contains exactly two rows and that their 'a', 'b', and 'c' attributes are 1, 2, 3 for one row and 11, 12, 13 for the other row. The order of the rows doesn't matter. class MyTestCase(ModelTestCase):
model = MyModel
def test_valid_function():
# Do something that changes the DB
change_something()
# Now check if that function worked correctly
self.validate_state(
('a', 'b', 'c'),
(1, 2, 3),
(11, 12, 13),
)Module: appenginepatcherYou can find out whether you're running on the production server: from appenginepatcher import on_production_server
if on_production_server:
# we're on the production server...
else:
# dev_appserver...You can also retrieve the project's appid: from appenginepatcher import appid
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