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A [framework|practice] of RESTful API based on Tornado
[](http://travis-ci.org/iamsk/brat)
##Installation
git clone git@github.com:iamsk/brat.git
cd brat
python setup.py install
##Requirements
* python 2.6 or 2.7
* tornado
* ujson
* requests
##Minimal Demo
###$ more examples/miminal.py
from brat import Brat
from brat import BratHandler
brat = Brat()
class HelloWorld(BratHandler):
def get(self):
return {'hello': 'world'}
brat.add_handler('/', HelloWorld)
if __name__ == '__main__':
brat.run()
###$ python miminal.py
###$ curl http://localhost:7777/ -X GET
{"hello": "world"}
##Completion Demo
use buildout for building application
###$ ls examples/demo/src
app.py used for the enter of the application
views.py used for handlers of the application
models.py used for data
###$ bin/doc_gen init & bin/doc_gen
used for generate docs for api
1. write options method for each handler
2. change your docs/doc.conf
you will see doc at docs/doc.html
###$ curl http://localhost:7778/users -X POST -u test:test -d 'email=test1@gmail.com&password=test1'
{"email":"test1@gmail.com","id":1,"password":"test1"}
###$ curl http://localhost:7778/users -X GET -u test:test
{
"paging":{"next":"http://localhost:7778/users?limit=10&offset=20",
"previous":"http://localhost:7778/users?limit=10&offset=0"},
"data":[{"email":"test1@gmail.com","id":1,"password":"test1"}]
}
###$ curl http://localhost:7778/users/1 -X GET -u test:test
{"email":"test1@gmail.com","id":1,"password":"test1"}
###$ curl http://localhost:7778/users/1 -X DELETE -u test:test
{}
##brat
'brat' is the acronym of '__B__rat is a [framework|practice] of __R__estful __A__pi based on __T__ornado'.
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