After much discussion between Daniel and myself we both preferred this
non-threadlocal approach. I've tried to abstract this mechanism out into
its own set of components which I encourage anyone to give a try.
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Khufu-SQLAHelper
Hopefully other people can get use out
You will have no trouble finding it because 'pyramid' is a keyword. There is
no Pyramid trove classifier yet. I respect Chris' work too much to claim my
package is an official add-on of equal quality, especially with its current
lack of documentation, and I want to create my own brand of interop
In contrast to the way it's normally done, stucco_auth implements a
non-threadlocal SQLAlchemy strategy.
In the pyramid_alchemy paster template, the SQLAlchemy session is a
module-level object with a threadlocal behind the scenes and the declarative
base is bound to a particular engine:
DBSess
On 21/01/2011 08:25, Ginés Martínez wrote:
Great, I find it very interesting. IMHO, would be good if the package
had the prefix pyramid_ to facilitate the search for new people at pypi.
Regards!
I'd prefer to see people just use a Pyramid trove classifier...
cheers,
Chris
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Great, I find it very interesting. IMHO, would be good if the package had
the prefix pyramid_ to facilitate the search for new people at pypi.
Regards!
2011/1/21 Daniel Holth
> I've finally found the time to release my User and Group models and views
> for Pyramid. This code was developed as par
I've finally found the time to release my User and Group models and views
for Pyramid. This code was developed as part of a repoze.bfg application and
then factored out.
The intention is that stucco_auth should get you on the right track using
SQLAlchemy and traversal in an application that nee
