tailbone/tailbone/views/settings.py
Lance Edgar 585eb09bec Add support for "new-style grids" and "model master views".
Finally, an API that makes some sense...  We don't yet have feature parity
with the old-style grids and CRUD views, but this is already a significant
improvement to the design.  Still needs a lot of docs though...
2015-08-10 18:58:31 -05:00

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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"""
Settings Views
"""
from __future__ import unicode_literals
from rattail.db import model
from tailbone.views import MasterView
class SettingsView(MasterView):
"""
Master view for the settings model.
"""
model_class = model.Setting
def configure_grid(self, g):
g.filters['name'].default_active = True
g.filters['name'].default_verb = 'contains'
g.default_sortkey = 'name'
g.configure(
include=[
g.name,
g.value,
],
readonly=True)
def configure_fieldset(self, fs):
fs.configure(
include=[
fs.name,
fs.value,
])
if self.editing:
fs.name.set(readonly=True)
def includeme(config):
SettingsView.defaults(config)