firm-stack 0.1.0

Pure-Python ports of the Rails Solid stack: database-backed background jobs (queue), caching (cache), pub/sub (channel), and an append-only audit log. No Redis required. This is a meta-package: pick modules via extras — firm-stack[queue], firm-stack[cache], firm-stack[channel], firm-stack[audit], or firm-stack[all].

firm-stack

Pure-Python ports of the Rails Solid stack — database-backed, no Redis required.

firm-stack is the meta-package for firm: it installs the modules you pick via extras, in one shot. Each component is also published independently, so you can just as well install only what you need:

Component	Package	Ports
Background jobs	firm-queue	Solid Queue
Cache store	firm-cache	Solid Cache
Pub/sub	firm-channel	Solid Cable
Audit log	firm-audit	—
Web dashboard	firm-ui	Mission Control

Everything runs on SQLite, PostgreSQL, or MySQL via SQLAlchemy.

Install

firm-stack is extras-only — a bare pip install firm-stack installs no modules, so always pick at least one:

pip install "firm-stack[queue]"              # background jobs
pip install "firm-stack[queue,cache]"        # jobs + caching
pip install "firm-stack[ui]"                 # web dashboard (pulls all four modules)
pip install "firm-stack[all]"                # everything, all drivers and integrations

# or skip the meta-package and install components directly:
pip install firm-queue
pip install "firm-cache[encryption]"

Imports are always under the firm namespace regardless of which packages you installed:

import firm.queue
from firm.cache import Cache
from firm.channel import Channel

Why "firm-stack" and not "firm"? The PyPI name firm is held by a dormant, release-less registration; a PEP 541 name-transfer request is pending. If it is granted, the meta-package will also be published as firm and firm-stack will remain as a compatible alias.

See the project README and documentation for full usage.