Lovely PyRest
Lovely Pyrest is an extension for Pyramid to easily create REST-Services. It provides functionallity to define service endpoints with the following features:
Features
Sphinx extension to automatically generate documentation
Schema-validation based on jsonschema
Documentation
Take a look at the documentation for usage information.
Installation
Installing via pip
To install lovely.pyrest via pip use the following command:
$ pip install lovely.pyrest
To update use:
$ pip install -U lovely.pyrest
Installing via easy_install
If you prefer easy_install which is provided by setuptools use the following command:
$ easy_install lovely.pyrest
To update use:
$ easy_install -U lovely.pyrest
Development Setup
For development setup instructions see:
DEVELOPER.rst
Changes for Lovey Pyrest
2015/07/21 2.1.1
allow a REST class to be used on multiple routes
2014/09/09 2.1.0
extended Validator to provide custom validators by the schema
2014/01/28 2.0.10
removed array validation conversion for get params
2014/01/28 2.0.9
added optional convert_get_params parameter to validate function
2014/01/24 2.0.8
- modified the documentation output
validation schema is rendered as code block
endpoint title is first line of docstring
2014/01/16 2.0.7
removed error views from package
2014/01/15 2.0.6
fixed documentation setup
removed unused error view
2014/01/14 2.0.5
updated documentation and added first example
moved content of testing/tests.py to lovely/pyrest/tests.py
2014/01/14 2.0.4
updated documentation for sphinx directive
fixed optional positional arguments in sphinx directive
2014/01/14 2.0.3
added sphinx option for pyramid_config path. With this option set url prefixes are rendered correctly and it’s not necessary to specify a module in service directive
2014/01/14 2.0.2
bugfix: prevent duplicate rendering of methods in autodoc
2014/01/14 2.0.1
updated documentation generation for lovely.pyrest 2.0
2014/01/10 2.0.0
new version using decorator approach to define rest services
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