All,
I think I am asking for the impossible here. But I will ask anyway.
I am using flask_sqlalchemy to build the tables and perform the queries,
updates and insertions. I have multiple tables with the same structure with
different names. A table called accounts which stores the name of the tables
with the same structures. This is the important bits to know about.
I have a page called transactions. When I call this page, I can append
different names to the end. For example:
Transactions/account1
Transactions/account2
Transactions/account3
.
In the view for transactions I am doing the following (code extract)
@app.route('/transactions/<account>')
def transactions(account):
if accounts != "Transactions":
Accounts.query.filter_by(account_name =account).first_or_404()
tables = Accounts.query.all()
if account == 'Account1':
records = Account1
elif account == 'Account2':
records = Account2
records = records.query.order_by(records.date.desc)
as I am saving each model object into the same variable depending on the
full URL name. I am wondering if there is a better way in doing this rather
than using a list of if tests?
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