At the moment the PyWPS application is created using the wsgi.create_app function, which imports the list of PyWPS.Process instances defined in processes/__init__.py. I think it would be useful to have a way to configure active processes, for example using a yml config file, which could list the process identifiers to deploy within the Service.
Now to map the identifiers to the process classes, we could
inspect objects inside the processes/ directory, find Process subclasses and extract their identifier
modify PyWPS to registerProcess subclasses
create a register_process decorator in the cookie-cutter
huard
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3 years ago
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At the moment the PyWPS application is created using the
wsgi.create_appfunction, which imports the list ofPyWPS.Processinstances defined inprocesses/__init__.py. I think it would be useful to have a way to configure active processes, for example using a yml config file, which could list the process identifiers to deploy within theService.Now to map the identifiers to the process classes, we could
processes/directory, find Process subclasses and extract their identifierProcesssubclassesregister_processdecorator in the cookie-cutter