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(by jvloothuis)
Your suggestion seems like a great feature. Would you be willing to create a patch for it?

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(by hazmat)
i'm willing and able, but its not clear to me exactly what should be done, to achieve the two use cases. a simple string expansion block in the middle for initialization purposes is straightforward.

probably the more common use case, would be doing something along the lines of wrapping the wsgi application in another wsgi app ( using the werkzeug debugger for example ), which could either a separate string block at the end or ... ?

the main purpose to me of the wsgi stub that's generated is to just setup the python path.

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(by jvloothuis)
It sounds like it would be useful to have a sort of template where certain variables are available. That would mean you could have something like ${pythonpath} etc. to use with your custom template. This template could be specified within or outside of the buildout config (I'm not sure which would be best). Does this seem like a good solution to you?

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(by hazmat)
thats sounds pretty good to me. unfortunately i'm not going to be able to work on this for a few weeks ( april 28th).

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(by bmat)
Right now if your need is just to use the werkzeug debugger the simplest is to use "django-command-extensions". Then use the command "bin/django runserver_plus".

In my dev.cfg:

[buildout]
extends = base.cfg

parts +=
devtools

eggs +=
Werkzeug

[django]
settings = settings_dev
extra-paths +=
${devtools:location}/django-command-extensions

[devtools]
recipe = infrae.subversion
urls = http://django-command-extensions.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ django-command-extensions

For me the ultimate solution is to provide a pastedeploy factory app (easy), and use pastedeploy. I plan to experiment this and blog on it if it seems viable.

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Sample use case:

I'd like to monitor my projects using new relic, so I'm expected to add to my wsgi file:

import newrelic.agent
newrelic.agent.initialize('/some/path/newrelic.ini')

application = djangorecipe.wsgi.main(projects.settings', logfile='')
application = newrelic.agent.wsgi_application()(application)

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This was recently fixed in djangorecipe 1.4.

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