django-inlineurls defines a decorator, view(), which define what URL a view will be accessible by. It also has options for what template to render, whether the view requires login, and any other url kwargs.
If a template is specified, you can simply return a context for it to be rendered with.
# views.py
from inlineurls.decorators import view
@view('/search/(?P<query>[^/]+/') # A view with no template
def search(request, query):
return render(request, 'search.html', {'query': query})
@view('/home/', 'home.html') # A view with a template defined. Note only the context is returned
def home(request):
return {'date': now()}
@view('/dashboard/', 'dashboard.html', True) # A login_required view
def home(request):
return {'user': request.user}
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