is there any class to handle a SESSION (like php) in Python? not in django, but I want to use it with PyQt
thank you
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is there any class to handle a SESSION (like php) in Python? not in django, but I want to use it with PyQt
thank you
The short answer is that there is no
$SESSIONvariable in Python.Python tends not to put things in global scope like PHP. Therefore, if you are accessing a user’s session id, it will probably be accessed via dot notation
module_name.ClassName.session. If you would like to create a PyQt app that acts as a webserver, you could probably adapt a web framework’s implementation.Others’ responses to similar queries suggest implementing sessions via a simple database[1]. You could try assigning unique ids with
uuid, and storing them with tools likesqlite3orpickle.[1] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=859645