fly-server 1.1.0

lightweight web framework

fly

Python lightweight web application framework.

• Event driven architecture.

• Usable as Web server and Application server.

• Lightweight and fast.

Install

$ pip install fly-server

Hello World

It is so easy to use fly.

1. import fly and make fly instance.

2. mount directory and registery route.(option)

3. run fly.

from fly import Fly

app = Fly()

@app.get("/")
def index(request):
    return "Hello, fly!"

$ fly app.py

result

    * fly Running on 0.0.0.0:1234 (Press CTRL+C to quit)
    * fly 5 workers
    * SSL: False
    * SSL certificate path: conf/server.crt
    * SSL key path: conf/server.key
    * Log directory path: ~/log
    * Mount paths ()

mount vs route

• mount: use for static content(css, html, js)

• route: use for dynamic content(like CGI)

Why fly ?

Interface of fly is as simple as possible. Extracted only the necessary parts as Web framework by referring to variout Python web frameworks.

But, a core part of fly is implemented by C language, you can't think of it as Python Web framework.

So, if you're looking for flexible and fast Web framework, should use fly.

How fast ?

look at benchmark.

HTTP version

HTTP1.1, HTTP1.1 over TLS/SSL, HTTP2 over TLS/SSL.

Contributing

Let's coding.

1. Fork fly.
2. Create a feature branch. (git checkout -b new-feature)
3. Commit your changes. (git commit -m explain of commit)
4. Push to the bench. (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new pull request.

Running tests

# move to fly project directory and run following command.
$ python3 -m pytest