I am trying to create package for controls. Here is my folder
structure:
/controls
items.py
__init__.py
/controls/templates
items.html
items.py has a Render method:
def Render():
....
items_control_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),
'templates/items.html')
return template.render(items_control_path,{'items':items})
I am calling this method from root index.py, so it returns me html of
control:
from controls.items import Items
...
control = {'items':Items.Render()} # I did some work around, so it is
ok to call Render method like this
Locally everything works great. However if I deploy application it
gives me an error. It can't find items.html.
Here is my app.yaml:
- url: /controls/items
script: controls/items.py
- url: /controls/templates/(.*\.html)
static_files: controls/templates/\1
upload: controls/templates/(.*\.html)
If in browser I go directly to /controls/templates/items.html template
is showing up, so file is there.
I think packages are deployed some how different then static files, so
path is not correct.
I don't want dump controls and pages in the same root folder. Is there
any solution for a problem?
How I can reference static template files from modules in packages?
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