MicroPyDD
MicroPyDD is a simple framework that has the intention of providing a modularized set of preconfigured components that helps you to build microservices in python. PyDD Commons offers basic microservice configuration so you do not need to start everything from scratch. This modules preconfigures:
- Configuration
- Logging
- Module system
Installing
Install using pip:
pip install micropydd
A Simple Example
from micropydd.module import init
init({}, modules_init_functions=[
# list additional modules
])
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