Correct. That way, if you have your webapp built from components, your main
controller/model/view folders will not look like a complete mess of
hundreds of files.
At the moment, the current component & plugin structure only works for web
apps containing less than 20 components / plugins. As soon as you have more
of them, it becomes painful to manage.
Just a thought.
Thanks,
On Wednesday, May 1, 2013 12:11:18 PM UTC-7, Niphlod wrote:
>
> I'm not sure I follow ....
> let's take an hypothetical "do_this" component
> you can have
> controllers/do_this.py
> models/do_this.py or models/do_this/whatever.py
> views/do_this/index.html ....views/do_this/anotherindex.html (or .load, or
> .json, or .whatisneeded)
>
> and in your view simply calling LOAD('do_this', 'index')
>
> and all works. The only thing that is not "contained" in a folder is the
> controller file, and that's more or less the recommended structure for
> web2py plugins. If you take "the structure" a little bit further (like the
> one explained in the book at
> http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/12#Plugins) you'd have also
> the admin app grouping them all in a single "manage this plugin" page.
>
> What do you need ? all those files in a single folder ?
>
>
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