def backend_module(self):
if self.outbound_module == 'corehq.apps.kookoo.api':
self.outbound_module = 'corehq.messaging.ivrbackends.kookoo.api'
module = try_import(self.outbound_module)
if not module:
raise RuntimeError('could not find outbound module %s' % self.outbound_module)
return module
def backend_module(self):
module = try_import(self.outbound_module)
if not module:
raise RuntimeError('could not find outbound module %s' % self.outbound_module)
return module
(r'', include('corehq.apps.xforms.urls')),
(r'', include('corehq.apps.program.urls')),
(r'user_registration', include("django_user_registration.urls")),
)
# magic static media server (idea + implementation lifted from rapidsms)
for module_name in settings.INSTALLED_APPS:
# leave django contrib apps alone. (many of them include urlpatterns
# which shouldn't be auto-mapped.) this is a hack, but i like the
# automatic per-app mapping enough to keep it. (for now.)
if module_name.startswith("django."):
continue
# attempt to import this app's urls
module = try_import("%s.urls" % (module_name))
if not hasattr(module, "urlpatterns"): continue
# if the MEDIA_URL does not contain a hostname (ie, it's just an
# http path), and we are running in DEBUG mode, we will also serve
# the media for this app via this development server. in production,
# these files should be served directly
if settings.DEBUG:
if not settings.MEDIA_URL.startswith("http://"):
media_prefix = settings.MEDIA_URL.strip("/")
module_suffix = module_name.split(".")[-1]
# does urls.py have a sibling "static" dir? (media is always
# served from "static", regardless of what MEDIA_URL says)
module_path = os.path.dirname(module.__file__)
def backend_module(self):
module = try_import(self.outbound_module)
if not module:
raise RuntimeError('could not find outbound module %s' %
self.outbound_module)
return module