Airy Web Application Framework
Airy is a new Web application development framework.
Contrast to most currently available frameworks, Airy doesn’t use the standard notion of HTTP requests and pages.
Instead, it makes use of WebSockets (via Socket.io) and provides a set of tools to let you focus on the interface, not content delivery.
Currently Airy supports MongoDB only. We will support other NoSQL databases, but we have no plans for supporting SQL.
Requirements
Airy will install most required modules itself when you create a new project, so all you need is:
Python 2.6+
MongoDB
Installation
pip install airy
This will install Airy itself and the airy-admin.py script.
Usage
Once you have it installed, you should be able to use airy-admin.py
To create a new project, open a terminal and do:
airy-admin.py startproject project_name cd project_name/ python manage.py update_ve python manage.py runserver
You should have it running locally on port 8000. Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:8000
Note: if it complains about a “Connection Error” it means you have no MongoDB running, or it’s dead.
About
Airy is created by Leto, a startup agency based in London, UK. Check out Leto website for help and support: http://letolab.com
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