how to make full path for url in python?

Question

I am little bit confused about creating full url. I have such code :

    def flats(self):
        return [JsonFlatPage(property_data = flat, url = flat['propertyUrl']) 
                for flat in self.data['properties']]

in flat['propertyUrl'] I have '/properties/75599853', but I need to get like this one:

'https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/75599853#/'

with full path and # at the end. I know that I should make constant URI in settings file, but then how I can convert it? Should I use f-strings?

If domain is static, then u can put it in a variable like domain_name = 'https://...' then url=domain_name+flat['propertyUrl'] — AbbasEbadian
– AbbasEbadian, Commented Feb 3, 2021 at 7:40

Krishna Chaurasia · Accepted Answer · 2021-02-03 07:40:41Z

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I think since the base url https://www.rightmove.co.uk/ is fixed, you can do something like below to get what you need:

def flats(self):
        baseUrl = 'https://www.rightmove.co.uk/'
        return [JsonFlatPage(property_data = flat, url = baseUrl + flat['propertyUrl'] + "#/") 
                for flat in self.data['properties']]

You can also use f-strings as you mentioned as:

def flats(self):
        baseUrl = 'https://www.rightmove.co.uk/'
        return [JsonFlatPage(property_data = flat, url = f"{baseUrl}{flat['propertyUrl']}#/") 
                for flat in self.data['properties']]

answered Feb 3, 2021 at 7:40

Krishna Chaurasia

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imya usera Over a year ago

But if I want to make domain as attribute class and put as well in settings.py?

Krishna Chaurasia Over a year ago

you can use that to update the baseUrl at runtime if that is present in some other dictionary.

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