Template tag url needs refactoring about django-tenant-schemas HOT 9 CLOSED

from django.template import Library
from django.template.defaulttags import url as default_url, URLNode
from tenant_schemas.utils import clean_tenant_url

register = Library()

class SchemaURLNode(URLNode):

def __init__(self, url_node):
    super(SchemaURLNode, self).__init__(url_node.view_name, url_node.args, url_node.kwargs, url_node.asvar, url_node.legacy_view_name)

def render(self, context):
    url = super(SchemaURLNode, self).render(context)
    return clean_tenant_url(url)

@register.tag
def url(parser, token):
return SchemaURLNode(default_url(parser,token))

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Hi acmeguy, thanks for replying to this issue! Would you like to send a patch with your code?

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Hi,

Sure I will.

How much work would it be to get Shared Applications working?

Regards,
-Stefan

On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 3:10 PM, Bernardo Pires Carneiro <
[email protected]> wrote:

Hi acmeguy, thanks for replying to this issue! Would you like to send a
patch with your code?

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Thanks!

Well, I don't know how much work it would be because I don't how to implement it. Are you aware of any way to only call syncdb on particular applications or models? That would be the ideal solution and I'd gladly implement it.
A simple non-ideal solution you can do yourself, if you want, is simply adding public to the search path. But all models would still be synced to all the tenants and thus this would required you deleting tables manually to achieve what you want.

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Well, I could live with having the tables in too many places if they would be empty where they are not needed. I need the ability to flag Model tables which should be apart of the schema and leave global Models un-flagged.

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The thing is, every time you call sync_schemas, it's going to add all
models to all schemas, including public. If your search path is "tenant,
public", it's always going to search first at "tenant" and then at
"public". If the table is found at "tenant", then it's not going to check
public, and you will have no shared app. So you have to delete the shared
tables from all your tenants, every time you sync the database. This way
it's going to search "tenant", not find the desired table and then it will
find the table at "public". Do you understand what I mean?

2013/2/2 Stefán Baxter [email protected]

Well, I could live with having the tables in too many places if they would
be empty where they are not needed. I need the ability to Model tables
which should be apart of the schema and leave global Models un-flagged.

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Yeah I understand (now). That also means that there is no integrity between schemas, right?, and that is not acceptable. I wish there was a good way to achieve this, it would make my life so much easier.

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I moved over to the proper issue (sorry for tainting this one)

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What do you mean with integrity between schemas? If we find out how to only
syncdb a particular app/model instead of all apps that would be a life
saver, we wouldn't need to delete tables anymore. Maybe we can write our
own version of syncdb that only syncs a particular app, that shouldn't be
that hard (I think).

2013/2/2 Stefán Baxter [email protected]

Yeah I understand (now). That also means that there is no integrity
between schemas, right?, and that is not acceptable. I wish there was a
good way to achieve this, it would make my life so much easier.

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Bernardo Pires Carneiro

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