View.py class in Django

Question

I’m trying to develop a quiz with Django, in my logic I created a class in view.py, but now I don’t know how to reference the methods of this class in the url.py

py views.

from django.http import HttpResponse
from django.shortcuts import render
from .models import Disciplina, Topico, Questao, Teste
from .forms import SelecaoForm



import json

def index(request):
    return render(request, 'freque_play/index.html')

def disciplinas(request):
    """Mostra a lista de todas as Disciplinas."""
    disciplinas = Disciplina.objects.order_by('nome_disciplina')
    context = {'disciplinas' : disciplinas}
    return render(request,'freque_play/disciplinas.html', context)

def disciplina(request, disciplina_id):
    """Mostra a lista de topicos e subtopicos de uma disciplina."""

def novo_teste(request):
    """Mostra o formulário de seleçao de questões"""
    form = SelecaoForm()
    disciplina = Disciplina.objects.all()

    context = {
        'form': form,
        'disciplina': disciplina,
    }
    return render(request, 'freque_play/novo_teste.html',context)

def get_topico(request, disciplina_id):
    disciplina = Disciplina.objects.get(pk=disciplina_id)
    topicos = Topico.objects.filter(disciplina=disciplina)
    topicos_dict = {}
    for topico in topicos:
        topicos_dict[topico.id] = topico.nome_topico
    return HttpResponse(json.dumps(topicos_dict), content_type="application/json")



def new_teste(request):
    topico_id = request.POST.get("topico")
    topico= Topico.objects.get(pk=topico_id)
    questoes = Questao.objects.filter(topico=topico)
    respostas = {}
    teste = Teste(questoes, respostas)
    quiz = QuizRun(request,teste)


class QuizRun(request, teste):
    questao_atual = 0

    def __init__(self, request, teste)
        self.display_question(request, questao_atual)

    def display_question(self, request, questao_seq):
        questao = teste.questoes[questao_seq]
        resposta = teste.respostas[questao.id]
        if resposta = ""
            comentar = False
            mensagem = ""
        elif resposta == questao.aCorreta: 
            comentar = True
            mensagem = "você acertou alternativa correta " + questao.aCorreta
        else
            comentar = True
            mensagem = "Resposta errada " + resposta ", alternativa correta " + questao.aCorreta
        context = {
        'questao': questao,
        'comentar' : comentar,
        'mensagem' : mensagem,
        }
    return render(request, 'freque_play/teste.html', context)

    def next_question(self, request):
        if self.questao_atual < len(teste.questoes):
            self.questao_atual = questao_atual + 1
            self.display_question(request, questao_atual)

    def previous_question(self, request):
        if self.questao_anterior > 0:
            self.questao_atual = questao_atual - 1
            self.display_question(request, questao_atual)

    def responder(self, request):
        alternativa = request.POST.get("options")
        questao = teste.questoes[questao_atual]
        if questao.responder(alternativa):
            questao.status = 1
            questao.salve()
            teste.respostas[questao.id] = alternativa
            self.display_question(request, questao_atual)

        else:
            questao.status = 0
            questao.salve()
            teste.respostas[questao.id] = alternativa
            self.display_question(request, questao_atual)

py.

path('responder_teste', views.responder_teste, name='responder_teste'),
    path('next_question', views.next_question, name='next_question'),
    path('previous_question', views.responder, name='previous_question'),

(Obviously these urls didn’t work, it’s just an example) how would be the right way to make these urls? Or there is no way to do and there is something wrong in my logic?

Thank you I created a class to store the list of questions that is in the test object, which contains two lists one with the questions and the other with the answers given. I thought I’d save it in a class to give you access to all the methods. If not creating a class, where should I instantiate these objects so that all methods have access? Thank you