Provide prompt and prompt_instance to a view.
Tries to get prompt by looking up the pk parameter from the request URL. Override get_prompt() to choose a different way of obtaining the prompt object.
Example usage
from prompt_responses.views import PromptInstanceMixin
class MyView(PromptInstanceMixin, View):
...
The view will have both prompt and prompt_instance as attributes. They are also added to the template context.
prompt
The Prompt
that is displayed in this view
prompt_instance
The PromptInstance
that is displayed in this view
A simple view that can display a template with the instantiated prompt and a form to create a response for this prompt.
You can add it as-is to your URL configuration:
from prompt_responses.views import CreateResponseView
urlpatterns = [
url(r'^prompt/(?P<pk>[0-9]+)/$', CreateResponseView.as_view(), name='create_response'),
]
Or have a look at the code to get an idea of making your own view.
For example, you can sub-class CreateResponseView and override get_prompt() to choose a different way of obtaining the prompt object.
This view requires authentication and uses the user from the current request to create the response. You can also use the BaseCreateResponseView and provide an alternative get_user() method instead.