Add_route as a decorator

[Zak]

Instead of using something like config.add_route('Index', '/') in my main, I want to add a route as a decorator which will be positioned next to the relevant view. Something like

@view_addRoute(route'="/index")

@view_config(route_name='Index', renderer='MyApp:html/compiled/index.mako')

    class Index(SimpleObject):

        def __call__(self):

        return {'project':'MyApp'}

How can I do this?

[Jason]

Have you seen Pyramid Handlers ( http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid_handlers/en/latest/ )?

It might be more to your liking, it allows you to define your handler classes and then on the methods you have an action decorator. It picks up the method name to be used as the {action} variable in your route. You could probably even do some kind of discovery to automatically make every class in a package into a generic handler.

[clemensherschel]

We're going to be in CT Fri thru monday. Do you want to visit?

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