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internal: Be more forgiving about building `Taxonomy` objects. Add `setting_name`. The setting name of a taxonomy is whatever name is used to assign terms of that taxonomy to a page. If the taxonomy is "multiple", this is the name of the taxonomy. If not, it's the term name (a singular name).
author Ludovic Chabant <ludovic@chabant.com>
date Sat, 28 Mar 2015 14:17:50 -0700
parents f130365568ff
children e7b865f8f335
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4 class Taxonomy(object): 4 class Taxonomy(object):
5 def __init__(self, app, name, config): 5 def __init__(self, app, name, config):
6 self.app = app 6 self.app = app
7 self.name = name 7 self.name = name
8 self.term_name = config['term'] 8 self.term_name = config.get('term', name)
9 self.is_multiple = config['multiple'] 9 self.is_multiple = config.get('multiple', False)
10 self.page_ref = config['page'] 10 self.page_ref = config.get('page')
11 self._source_page_refs = {} 11 self._source_page_refs = {}
12
13 @property
14 def setting_name(self):
15 if self.is_multiple:
16 return self.name
17 return self.term_name
12 18
13 def resolvePagePath(self, source_name): 19 def resolvePagePath(self, source_name):
14 pr = self.getPageRef(source_name) 20 pr = self.getPageRef(source_name)
15 try: 21 try:
16 return pr.path 22 return pr.path