Rhino
Rhino is a python microframework for building RESTful web services.
Installation
From pypi:
$ pip install rhino
From a git checkout:
$ git clone https://github.com/trendels/rhino.git $ cd rhino $ python setup.py install
To run the test suite, clone the repository as shown above, and run:
$ pip install -r requirements.txt $ make test
Minimal “Hello World” example
from rhino import Mapper, get
@get
def hello(request):
return "Hello, world!"
app = Mapper()
app.add('/', hello)
app.start_server()Documentation
The online documentation can be found at https://trendels.github.io/rhino/
Bugs
Please report bugs using the github issue tracker.
License
Rhino is licensed unter the MIT License. See the included file LICENSE for details.
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