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How to use the py4web.check_compatible function in py4web

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web2py / py4web / apps / _scaffold / __init__.py View on Github

# check compatibility
import py4web

assert py4web.check_compatible("0.1.20190709.1")

# by importing db you expose it to the _dashboard/dbadmin
from . models import db

# by importing controllers you expose the actions defined in it
from . import controllers

# optional parameters
__version__ = "0.0.0"
__author__ = "you "
__license__ = "anything you want"

web2py / py4web / apps / examples / __init__.py View on Github

# check compatibility
import py4web

assert py4web.check_compatible("0.1.20190709.1")

# by importing db you expose it to the _dashboard/dbadmin
from .models import db

# by importing controllers you expose the actions defined in it
from . import controllers

# optional parameters
__version__ = "0.0.0"
__author__ = "you "
__license__ = "anything you want"