def relative_url_for(endpoint, **values):
"""
Like :func:`~flask.url_for`, but returns relative URLs if possible.
Absolute URLs (with ``_external=True`` or to a different subdomain) are
unchanged, but eg. ``/foo/bar`` becomes ``../bar``, depending on the
current request context's path. (This, of course, requires a Flask
:ref:`request context <flask:request-context>`.)
URLs that would otherwise end with ``/`` get ``index.html`` appended,
as Frozen-Flask does in filenames. Because of this behavior, this function
should only be used with Frozen-Flask, not when running the application in
:meth:`app.run() <flask.Flask.run>` or another WSGI sever.
If the ``FREEZER_RELATIVE_URLS`` `configuration`_ is True, Frozen-Flask
will automatically patch the application's Jinja environment so that
``url_for`` in templates is this function.
"""
url = url_for(endpoint, **values)
# absolute URLs in http://... (with subdomains or _external=True)
if not url.startswith('/'):
return url
url, fragment_sep, fragment = url.partition('#')
url, query_sep, query = url.partition('?')
if url.endswith('/'):
url += 'index.html'
url += query_sep + query + fragment_sep + fragment
request_path = request.path
if not request_path.endswith('/'):
request_path = posixpath.dirname(request_path)
return posix_relpath(url, request_path)
def relative_url_for(endpoint, **values):
"""
Like :func:`~flask.url_for`, but returns relative URLs if possible.
Absolute URLs (with ``_external=True`` or to a different subdomain) are
unchanged, but eg. ``/foo/bar`` becomes ``../bar``, depending on the
current request context's path. (This, of course, requires a Flask
:ref:`request context <flask:request-context>`.)
URLs that would otherwise end with ``/`` get ``index.html`` appended,
as Frozen-Flask does in filenames. Because of this behavior, this function
should only be used with Frozen-Flask, not when running the application in
:meth:`app.run() <flask.Flask.run>` or another WSGI sever.
If the ``FREEZER_RELATIVE_URLS`` `configuration`_ is True, Frozen-Flask
will automatically patch the application's Jinja environment so that
``url_for`` in templates is this function.
"""
url = url_for(endpoint, **values)
# absolute URLs in http://... (with subdomains or _external=True)
if not url.startswith('/'):
return url
url, fragment_sep, fragment = url.partition('#')
url, query_sep, query = url.partition('?')
if url.endswith('/'):
url += 'index.html'
url += query_sep + query + fragment_sep + fragment
request_path = request.path
if not request_path.endswith('/'):
request_path = posixpath.dirname(request_path)
return posix_relpath(url, request_path)