Lemon-Library 3.2.2b0

An experimental Full-Stack Framework for Python

Lemon 🍋

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An Experimental Full-Stack Framework For Python. (Still in Development)

📝 Table of Contents

• 📝 Table of Contents
• 🧐 About
• 🗒 To-Do
• 🏁 Getting Started
  • Installing
• ⛏️ Built Using
• ✍️ Authors

🧐 About

A full-stack framework built with python. The library is shipped with Bootstrap 5 for your styling needs.

Features:

• UI Library (Development)
• A full Back-end Capabilities except ORM( try using sqlite or something like that)
• React like syntax
• middleware api
• a terminal app to create app [create-lemon-app ]

🗒 To-Do

• Form Data Handling
• complex front-end stuff
• Models (Databases)
• API
• Docs
• Get to V1.0.0

🏁 Getting Started

Docs Are still in Development Try heading over to /examples for some idea. Here is an example below

from Lemon.components import Component
from Lemon.server import Server

app = Server(static_dir=None) #set the static_dir to none if there is no .css or .js files =The Default Folder for static is public=
Root = Component("Home Page") #Root component: The component where your other components are rendered: The name inside is the name displayed on the tab

class Home(Component):
    "Home Page Component"
    name = "Home" # Name of the component : REQUIRED
    
    def item(props: dict): #item function where the renderer calls to get your html and other code
        return """
            <h1>Hello World!</h1>
        """

Root.add(Home) #Add the Home component to the Root component

@app.route("/") #Route decorator
def index(request, response):
    home_page = Root.render("<Home/>") #Note: always use components in Root.render never HTML
    response.text = home_page

app.run() #runs the app

Installing

To install with,

pip: pip install Lemon-Library

⛏️ Built Using

• Python
• Waitress
• WebOb
• Parse

✍️ Authors

• @Sas2k - Idea & Initial work

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.