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Welcome to Lynq
This documentation including its installation guide may only be applicable to Lynq 10(.2)
Documentation for Lynq
Lynq is a Python-based framework designed to simplify the development and management of web applications. It provides a set of tools and utilities to streamline the development process, enhance security, and improve performance.
Installation
To install Lynq, you can use either pip or git.
Recommended | Install Lynq v10.2 using pip:
pip install lynq
Updated in v10.2 | Download source code for Lynq v10.2 using:
git clone https://github.com/elemenom/lynq.git
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Upgrade
To upgrade Lynq, you can use either pip or git.
Using pip:
pip install lynq --upgrade
Updated in v10.2 | Using git:
rm -rf lynq
git clone https://github.com/elemenom/lynq.git
Links
Author
- Name: Elekk aka Elemenom
- Username: elemenom
- Mail: pixilreal@gmail.com
- GitHub: https://github.com/elemenom/
- PyPI: https://pypi.org/user/elemenom/
Command-Line Interface (CLI) Usage
Most of this section was updated in v10.2
Lynq provides a command-line interface (CLI) to perform various tasks such as running the application, cleaning pycache files, and running processes directly from the CLI.
To use the CLI, you can run the following commands:
- Run the application with GUI:
python -m lynq --rungui
- Clean pycache files:
python -m lynq --clean
- Run a process directly from the CLI:
python -m lynq --run_process "<process_command>"
Lynq Configuration
Updated in v10.2 | Lynq supports configuration in YAML.
- To link a .yaml file, run your file like this:
python main.py -F lynqconfig.yaml
or
python main.py --File lynqconfig.yaml
Important Note
Please note that the backendutils
directory is not intended to be accessed directly. It contains internal utilities and modules used by Lynq. Any code within this directory should not be modified or accessed directly.
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