This is a simple URI Querystring generator that can be used with Django for generating URI Querystring and preserving the current
Currently working to port into a template tag to allow {% urlgen page|5 %} {% urlgen page 5 %} {% urlgen page,5 %} OR {% urlgen sort name display all %} etc..
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"""
REVISION: 1.0
AUTHOR: NICKOLAS WHITING
Build a URL QuerString based on given uri, param
to add current querystring for a URL
param: Parameter to add to querystring
uri: Dictionary of current querystring Params | Accepts django's request.GET
Usage Example
Add a current URI param and remove if it exists
uri = urlGen()
Current URI: ?page=1&search=nick
uri.urlgen('page', request.GET)
Outputs: ?search=nick&page=
Add a uri Param and exclude a current
Current URI: ?search=nick&page=2
urlgen('order', request.GET, ['page',])
Outputs: ?search=nick&order=
"""
def generate(self, param, uri = {}, exclude = []):
self.param = param
self.uri = uri
self.exclude = exclude
self.querystring = False
"""
BUG FIX:
Append param to exclude to ensure the param
Doesnt get added twice to URI
"""
exclude.append(param)
# Add the URI Param if it is the only one given
if len(self.uri) == 0:
try:
self.appendQuerystring(self.param)
except ExceptionError:
raise ExceptionError (
'urlgen recieved an unexpected error adding %s param failed' % (params)
)
else:
for k,v in self.uri.iteritems():
if self.param is not str(k) and k not in self.exclude:
self.appendQuerystring(k, v)
# Append the param to end of URL
self.appendQuerystring(self.param)
return self.querystring
def appendQuerystring(self, param, value = False):
"""
Appends a param to the current querystring
"""
if self.querystring is False:
if value is False:
self.querystring = '?%s=' % (str(param))
else:
self.querystring = '?%s=%s' % (str(param), str(value))
else:
if value is False:
self.querystring = '%s&%s=' % (self.querystring, str(param))
else:
self.querystring = '%s&%s=%s' % (self.querystring, str(param), str(value))
""" USAGE EXAMPLE """
[ urlGen Location ]
|-- __init__.py
|-- urlgen.py
[ Sample File views.py ]
from urlgen.urlgen import urlGen
uri = urlGen()
orderURI = uri.generate('order', request.GET)
return render_to_response('templates.html', {'orderURI': orderURI,}, context_instance=RequestContext(request))
[ template.html ]
Order By : <a href="{{ pageURI }}name">Name</a> | <a href="{{ orderURI }}latest">Latest</a>
[ HTML OUTPUT ]
<a href="?order=name">Name</a> | <a href="?order=latest">Latest</a>
uri = urlGen()
order = uri.generate('order', request.GET)
# OUTPUT
# ?order=
page = uri.generate('page', {'search': 'unus', 'order': 'name', 'page': 15})
# OUTPUT
# ?search=unus&order=name&page=
|
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