"Reinventing the wheel is great if your goal is to learn more about wheels." -- James Tauber
A simple web framework(kinda) that is wsgi compliant.
Made only using the Python Standard Library (exception: Twisted)
Twisted Web Server was used. So you need to pip-install twisted
pip install twistedFile Structure
├── Tonkey
│ ── ...
├── app.py
app.py
from Tonkey import Response, Router
def ola_framework(request, name, *args):
return Response(
r'<h1>'
f'Welcome {name} From Tonkey'
r'</h1>'
)
router = Router()
router.add_route(r'/(.*)/ola/$', ola_framework)Run this command from the root.
PYTHONPATH=. TONKEY_APP=app twist web --wsgi Tonkey.main.applicationYou need to add the path as twisted is not added to the path automatically.
Navigate to http://localhost:8080/ichigo/ola/
You should see Welcome ichigo From Tonkey
To use templates, use TemplateResponse
app.py
from Tonkey import Router, TemplateResponse
def hello_framework(request, name, *args):
return TemplateResponse('hello_world.html', context=dict(name=name))
router = Router()
router.add_route(r'/(.*)/ola/$', hello_framework)`hello_world.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Tonkey</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Hello $name From Tonkey!! </h1>
</body>
</html>Templating is done using the string.Template from python stdlib
Navigate to http://localhost:8080/ichigo/hello/
You should see Hello ichigo From Tonkey!!
The query strings from the URL can be captured in the following manner.
from Tonkey import Router, TemplateResponse
def hello_framework(request, *args):
name = ','.join(request.GET.get('name', ''))
return TemplateResponse('hello_world.html', context=dict(name=name))
router = Router()
router.add_route(r'/hello/$', hello_framework)Navigate to http://localhost:8080/hello/?name=kurosaki
You should see Hello kurosaki From Tonkey!!
TODO:
- User Authentication (Done this before. Will do it again. Sigh!)
- Sessions (Need to check out)
- Other methods (post, put, patch. Actually I don't need to. I could provide a nice abstraction for those methods but all of the parameters are available as
response.environ) - Data layer (something as simple as using sqlite3 from stdlib)