boask 1.2.0

Pure Python website engine. Zero dependencies. Real JSX templates.

Boask

Pure Python website engine.
Zero external dependencies.

pip install boask

Quick Start

from boask import route, use, run_server, html_templates

@route("/")
def home(handler):
    return html_templates.render("home.html", title="Boask")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    run_server()

Comparison to Flask

1. Lightweight.
2. No external dependecies.
3. Unlike Flask, it's for beginners, and movers from Flask.
4. No {{ url_for('static', filename='css/main.css') }} (example), we use /static/css/main.css for example!

Info

1. Do not install a earlier version than 1.0.4, you can 1.0.0 but that one is not supported! You can't import them! Also, do not install 1.1.4! It had a bug in strict slashes and it did 500 always! I don't know how the 1.1.4 issue happened! Do not install 1.1.5a2 also! It has import error instead of import .error

Changelog

Right now

New! "app" yeah, like Flask

To use

from boask import Boask

app = Boask()

And to do it with route (yeah, i added app.route()) this example is for HTML templates

from boask import Boask, route, use, run_server, html_templates

app = Boask()

def home(handler):
    return html_templates.render("home.html")

Note: Replace home.html with your file name (e.g index.html)

New in authentication! Banning!

Usage:

from auth.ban import Ban

# 'handler' is the instance of your HTTP request handler (from BaseHTTPRequestHandler, for example).
response = Ban.ban_user(handler)

Advanced Auth Added!

Example:

from boask.core import route, use, run_server, Boask
from boask.middleware.advanced_auth import AdvancedAuth
from boask.auth.login import login
from boask.auth.register import register

app = Boask()
auth = AdvancedAuth()

use(auth.middleware)

@route("/register", methods=["POST"])
def do_register(handler):
    return register(handler)

@route("/login", methods=["POST"])
def do_login(handler):
    return login(handler)

@route("/dashboard", methods=["GET"])
@auth.protected
def dashboard(handler):
    return f"Welcome, {handler.user}!"

if __name__ == "__main__":
    run_server(port=8080, host="0.0.0.0")

INFO: DO NOT USE 1.1.6 YOU CAN BUT IT HAS A BROKEN README.