djangofloor.views
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DjangoFloor utility views¶
Also define two functions:
read_file_in_chunks()
: generate an iterator that reads a file object in chunkssend_file()
: return an efficientdjango.http.response.HttpResponse
for reading files
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class
djangofloor.views.
IndexView
(**kwargs)[source]¶ index view using the default bootstrap3 view. You can only override the default template or populate the context.
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template_name
= 'djangofloor/bootstrap3/index.html'¶
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djangofloor.views.
favicon
(request)[source]¶ Redirect “/favicon.ico” to the favicon in the static files
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djangofloor.views.
read_file_in_chunks
(fileobj, chunk_size=32768)[source]¶ read a file object in chunks of the given size.
Return an iterator of data
Parameters: - fileobj –
- chunk_size (int) – max size of each chunk
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djangofloor.views.
send_file
(filepath, mimetype=None, force_download=False)[source]¶ Send a local file. This is not a Django view, but a function that is called at the end of a view.
If settings.USE_X_SEND_FILE (mod_xsendfile is a mod of Apache), then return an empty HttpResponse with the correct header. The file is directly handled by Apache instead of Python. If settings.X_ACCEL_REDIRECT_ARCHIVE is defined (as a list of tuple (directory, alias_url)) and filepath is in one of the directories, return an empty HttpResponse with the correct header. This is only available with Nginx.
Otherwise, return a StreamingHttpResponse to avoid loading the whole file in memory.
Parameters: - filepath – absolute path of the file to send to the client.
- mimetype – MIME type of the file (returned in the response header)
- force_download – always force the client to download the file.
Return type: django.http.response.StreamingHttpResponse
ordjango.http.response.HttpResponse