Fanery 0.2.5

Application development framework.

Project Goals

• Strong security by default.
• Focus on being developer-oriented.
• Promote funcional pythonic style.
• Promote continuous testing+profiling.

Why Fanery

Fanery is an opinionated development framework build around a few simple concepts:

• Strong cryptography must be transparent and enabled by default.
• Encryption must not rely on cryptographic keys generated client side.
• Encryption must only rely on unbroken high-quality ciphers/algorithms/implementations.
• Session security must not rely on SessionIDs, bizare URLs, secure cookies, secret tokens, magic keys or any other piece of information that can be guessed or stolen during transmission.
• Capture and re-transmission of encrypted messages must be pointless.
• The framework must protect transparently against brute-force and authenticated sessions abuse.
• The framework must handle transparently input serialization to harmless/built-in only object types.
• The framework must not depend on strict/pre-defined configuration style/format and/or directory structure.
• The framework must not tie to a particular storage or UI technology.
• The framework must provide the facilities for easy testing, debugging and profiling.
• The framework must not rely on components that inhibit elastic/horizontal scalability.

Install

1. First make sure to install successfully the following C libraries:

   pip install PyNaCl
   pip install cxor
   pip install ujson
   pip install scrypt
   pip install bjoern
   pip install bsdiff4
   pip install ciso8601
   pip install python-libuuid
   pip install msgpack-python
   pip install linesman objgraph
   

2. Then install Fanery and run test files:

   pip install Fanery
   python tests/test_term.py
   python tests/test_service.py
   

Contribute

• Issue Tracker: https://bitbucket.org/mcaramma/fanery/issues
• Source Code: https://bitbucket.org/mcaramma/fanery/src

License

The project is licensed under the ISC license.

Documentation