pyramid

I'm trying to keep to SOLID object oriented programming principles, stay DRY, etc, but my newness to Python/SQLAlchemy/Pyramid is making it very hard. I'm trying to take what I now know to be a SQLAlchemy model used to create a simple Pyramid Framework object and use what I know to be "reflection" in C#, it may be called something different in Python (Introspection? Not sure as this is only my second week with python but I have lots of experience in other languages (C/C++/C#,Java, etc) so the trouble seems to be mapping my knowledge to the vocabulary of python, sorry), to find out the field

I am using pyramids framework for large project and I find it messy to have all my tests in one tests.py file. So I have decided to create directory that would contain files with my tests. Problem is, I have no idea, how to tell pyramids, to run my tests from this directory. I am running the tests using python setup.py test -q . But this of course do not work, after I have moved my tests into tests directory. What to do, to make it work? First, you need to make sure tests is not just a directory, but a Python package by creating an __init__.py in it. You also need to make sure you name the

I am using pyramid web framework to build a website. I keep getting this warning in chrome console: Resource interpreted as Font but transferred with MIME type application/octet-stream: "http:static/images/fonts/font.woff". How do I get rid of this warning message? I have configured static files to be served using add_static_view I can think of a way to do this by adding a subscriber function for responses that checks if the path ends in .woff and setting the response header to application/x-font-woff . But it does not look like a clean solution. Is there a way to tell Pyramid to do it through

I have written up a view class that has multiple @view_config's with predicates set for a single route. I then have a subclass that overwrites a couple of the sub-functions, which affects how the view is made. Below is something similar, but with simplified code. When visiting the view_a route, everything works fine. When visiting the view_b route, it shows "404 Not Found The resource could not be found". It seems the @view_configs aren't 'inherited' and linked to the new @view_default. Is there a simple way to fix this, or will I have to switch to manually doing config.add_view() ? @view

I have a pyramid project using the formalchemy admin interface. I added the basic ACL authentication and the pyramid_formalchemy plugin always denys even though I am authenticated. Any thoughts on how only allow authenticated users to use the pyramid_formalchemy admin interface? The authorization policy was add like this: authn_policy = AuthTktAuthenticationPolicy('MYhiddenSECRET', callback=groupfinder) authz_policy = ACLAuthorizationPolicy() config = Configurator( settings=settings, root_factory='package.auth.RootFactory', authentication_policy=authn_policy, authorization_policy=authz_policy

I started evaluating PyCharm 3 professional edition because I will be working on several Pyramid + SQLAlchemy projects. One of the things I would really love to have is SQLAlchemy autocomplete. I'll explain my scenario. I created a new starter project with the alchemy scaffold, I followed the instructions here http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid_tutorials/en/latest/pycharm/index.html . I also installed the SQLAlchemy package for the interpreter and virtual environment I am using for this project. Also, when I created a new pycharm project for this code, the IDE suggested me to

I'm trying to deploy a Pyramid app using mod_wsgi on Apache. I get IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied on templates folder, where mako caches his templates, even if I grant write permissions to anybody . If I remove template caching from my ini file the site runs flawlessly. I also tried running Apache as the user owning the folder instead of www-data with no luck. Any clue? neurino It's an Apache permission issue, I had to change owner of folder to www-data user and set permissions to 775 chown -R www-data:www-data ~/data chmod -R 775 ~/data Also see here but note for Mako 664 permissions

I'm following security guidelines found on Pyramid docs along with wiki tutorial Adding Authorization Now I need to add restrictions based un single user rather than groups. Let's say for example that, if any blog editor can have permission to review all comments, only post author can edit the post itself . For the first task I will have in my Root ACL like this: __acl__ = [ (Allow, Everyone, 'view'), (Allow, Authenticated, 'view_profile'), (Allow, 'groups:editor', 'edit_comment') ] but whay about for edit_post ? I've read this answer but seems overkill to me for my needs since I don't need to