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A high performance webserver based off tulip (pep-3156)

Project description

Archangel is a webserver designed to be fast and easy to use for personal usage. It was created to replace an internal webserver based off of flup for fcgi and wsgiref for http serving (basically anything would be an improvement) as well as explore the new pep-3156/Tulip based library by Guido van Rossum

Archangel is designed to be ‘fast’. This does not mean however that archangel is fast, Archangel is instead intended to explore how fast a server using an event loop based of tulip can be made to go and what is needed to get it there.

As an additional side effect it should serve as a light house in the fog as to what you should or should not do with Tulip (Of course it is still yet to be determine on which side of the divide Archangel ends up)

Tenets:

Only do things when we need to:

Do things “Just in Time”

Only do things we have to:

Be lazy

Do it quickly:

Go back to sleep as fast as possible

Requirements

  • Python 3.3 or greater

  • Distutils2 (to replace setup.py, a fallback is provided)

  • A copy of the Tulip library

  • PyYaml for parsing the config files

Getting the Latest version

The latest version of Archangel can be obtained with mercurial/hg using the following command:

hg clone http://code.pocketnix.org/archangel

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