fantastico 0.2.1

Python 3 MVC web framework with built in capabilities for developing Web Services and Modular Web Applications.

Fantastico framework

Create the best pluggable, developer friendly content publishing framework for Python 3 developers.

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Get started

The easiest way to get started using fantastico is to read our just in time generated documentation:

• HTML documentation.

• Ebook friendly documentation.

• PDF documentation.

Have fun.

Changes

• v0.2.1

  • Fix packaging of pypi package. Now it is usable and contains rendering package as well as contrib package.

• v0.2.0

  • Framework documentation is tracked using Google Analytics

  • Component reusage is done using {% component %} tag.

  • Dynamic menu pluggable component can be used out of the box.

  • MVC documentation improvements.

  • Fix a bug in DB session management cache when configuration was changed at runtime.

• v0.1.2

  • Nginx config file now also maps www.<vhost_name>

  • Redirect support from controllers

  • Setup fantastico framework script does not override deployment files anymore

• v0.1.1

  • Favicon route handling.

  • Deployment scripts error handling and root folder execution (rather than execution only for deployment subfolder).

  • MVC how to article was changed to use get_records_paged instead of all_paged method (it used to be a bug in documentation).

  • DB Session manager was changed from one singleton connection to connection / request.

  • FantasticoIntegrationTestCase now has a property that holds os environment variable name for setting up Fantastico active config.

• v0.1.0

  • Built in router that can be easily extended.

  • WebOb Request / Response architecture.

  • Request context support for accessing various attributes (current language, current user and other attributes).

  • Multiple project profiles support.

  • Database simple configuration for multiple environments.

  • Model - View - Controller support.

  • Automatic model facade generator.

  • Model facade injection into Controllers.

  • Templating engine support for views (jinja2).

  • Documentation generator for pdf / html / epub formats.

  • Automatic framework packaging and deployment.

  • Helper scripts for creating projects based on Fantastico.

  • Easy rollout script for running Fantastico projects behind nginx.

  • Rollout scenarios for deploying Fantastico projects on Amazon (AWS).

  • How to sections for creating new projects and components using Fantastico.