print full_url = request.get_host()+request.get_full_path()
Result:
127.0.0.1:8000/test/en/
or
127.0.0.1:8000/test/ru/
How to check if the end of the string is /en/ or /ru/
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You can use find function of string to verify the string ends with '/en/' or '/ru/' Such as url = '127.0.0.1:8000/test/ru/' url.find('/ru/')Shreeyansh Jain– Shreeyansh Jain2013-07-19 10:47:49 +00:00Commented Jul 19, 2013 at 10:47
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Use endswith:
full_url.endswith('/en/') or full_url.endswith('/ru/')
If you find that there are more extensions you have to cover, you may consider using any:
any(s.endswith(ext) for ext in ['/ru/', '/en/'])
5 Comments
Raman
Thanks, what if
ru is not on the end of the string 127.0.0.1:8000/ru/test/?
Shreeyansh Jain
Then u can use find function full_url.find('ru')
Frerich Raabe
@Raman: In that case you would use
in, e.g. '/en/' in full_url or '/ru/' in full_url.
DSM
You don't need to use
any or or here: .endswith accepts a tuple. For example: full_url.endswith(('/en/','/ru/')).Frerich Raabe
@DSM: Ah, that's pretty cool, I didn't know that! You should make it an answer so that I could upvote it, I think that's a much nicer solution than what I suggested.
You can test the four final characters:
full_url[-4:]
or use the ends_with string method:
if full_url.ends_with("/en/"):
print 'en'
elif full_url.ends_with("/ru/"):
print 'ru'
