Classes and POST

[Oliver Hafner]

Is there a way to have a general class e.g.  Customers, which would have def's for add, delete, update?  and then have some kind of inherited post options?

It seems to me that creating a new class for each function with its own POST code is pretty long winded way to do things?  Is there a way to do this so I could have:

urls = (

  '/', 'index',

  '/bitcoin/(.+)','bitcoin',

  '/bitcoin/UserBalance/(.+)', 'bitcoinWallet.getbalance',

  '/bitcoin/SendFromUser/(.+)','bitcoinWallet.sendfromuser',

  '/bitcoin/ListAccounts/','bitcoinWallet.listaccounts'

)

class bitcoinWallet:

    import web

    import bitcoinrpc

    import bitcoinrpc.data

    def POST(self):

        i = web.input() 

        if i.action == "GetUserBalance":

            getUserBalance(i.bitcoinAccount)

        elif i.action == "SendFromUser":

            sendFromUser(i.Account, i.to,i.amount)

        elif i.action == "ListAccounts":

     def __init__(self):

            conn = bitcoinrpc.connect_to_remote('username', 'password', host='server', port=8332)

        

    def getUserBalance(self, bitcoinAccount):

        balance = conn.getaccountaddress(bitcoinAccount)

        return balance

    

    def sendFromUser(self, bitcoinAccount, to, amount):

        txid = conn.sendfrom(bitcoinAccount, to, amount)

        return txid

    

    def listAccounts(self):

        accounts = conn.listaccounts()

        return accounts

    

    if __name__ == "__main__":

        app = web.application(urls, globals())

        app.run()

[Anand Chitipothu]

You need to call them as self.getUserBalance and self.sendFromUser etc.

Anand