Much better just to keep in views.py a "secret",
not for public, "reloader" page:
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views.py
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import views_base
def reloader(request):
reload(views_base)
return views_base.HttpResponse('views_base.py reloaded!')
...........
...........
def test(request):
return views_base.test(request)
def index(request):
return views_base.index(request)
def tables(request, table_name=None, cur_page=1):
return views_base.tables(request, table_name, cur_page)
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After each visiting the reloader page
the whole site get silently refreshed.
All the rest defs here are just thin wrappers around
"true" defs from "true views.py" == views_base.py.
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