mdvtools.project_router

Classes

ProjectBlueprint
ProjectBlueprint_v2
SingleProjectShim

Module Contents

class mdvtools.project_router.ProjectBlueprint(name: str, _ignored: str, url_prefix: str)

blueprints: Dict[str, ProjectBlueprint]

static register_app(app: flask.Flask) → None

name

url_prefix

routes: Dict[re.Pattern[str], Callable]

route(rule: str, **options: Any) → Callable

dispatch_request(subpath: str) → flask.Response

We need to parse subpath so that we can route in a compatible way: Currently, we have regex patterns as keys in self.routes that match the subpath, with groups for any dynamic parts, so ‘/tracks/<path:path>’ becomes ‘/tracks/(.*)’. If we get a request for ‘/tracks/mytrack’, it will match the rule and call the method with ‘mytrack’ as the argument.

class mdvtools.project_router.ProjectBlueprint_v2(name: str, _ignored: str, url_prefix: str)

blueprints: Dict[str, ProjectBlueprint_v2]

TIMESTAMP_UPDATE_INTERVAL

AUTH_ENABLED

static register_app(app: flask.Flask) → None

static is_authenticated() → bool

Checks if the user is authenticated.

name

url_prefix

routes: Dict[re.Pattern[str], Tuple[Callable, Dict[str, Any]]]

route(rule: str, **options: Any) → Callable

dispatch_request(subpath: str, project_id) → flask.Response

We need to parse subpath so that we can route in a compatible way: Currently, we have regex patterns as keys in self.routes that match the subpath, with groups for any dynamic parts, so ‘/tracks/<path:path>’ becomes ‘/tracks/(.*)’. If we get a request for ‘/tracks/mytrack’, it will match the rule and call the method with ‘mytrack’ as the argument.

class mdvtools.project_router.SingleProjectShim(app: flask.Flask)

app

route(rule: str, **options: Any) → Callable