Renderly 0.1.0

Simple Python Web Framework

Renderly

Renderly is a minimalistic Python web framework built around Mako templates. With Templa, all you need to do is drop .template files in a directory — and your app is live. It’s perfect for small apps, prototypes, and template-driven workflows.

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🚀 Features

• 🧾 Automatic route-to-template mapping
• 💡 Clean, Mako-based templating with inheritance and Python expressions
• 🔁 Request and response objects available in templates
• 🔧 Custom application context injection
• 📄 Built-in 404 template support

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🛠️ Usage

Example Template (index.template)

<%! from datetime import datetime %>
<h1>${APP_NAME}</h1>
<p>Current time: ${datetime.now()}</p>
<p>Request method: ${request.method}</p>

Running the App (with uWSGI, for example)

Instantiate a run.py

application = App("My APP", project_dir="/templates")

uwsgi --http :8000 --wsgi-file run.py --callable application

In main.py:

from renderly import App

application = App(name="Renderly Demo", project_dir="templates")

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📦 App Context

You can pass global values into templates via app_context:

App(name="Renderly", app_context={"version": "1.0"})

Then use ${version} in your templates.

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⚠️ 404 Handling

If a requested template doesn’t exist, Renderly will render the fallback file (default: 404.template).

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