madtornado
Installation
pip install madtornado sea --init_project [project path]
The powerful madtornado
Very easy to check whether is not-null for arguments
args = self.get_argument_for({"a": None, "b": None, "c": None})
check_rule = {
"a": [check.not_null], "b": [check.not_null], "c": [check.not_null("c type is error")]
}
result = check.some(args, check_rule)
print(result.__dict__)
Used madtornado
workspace
%madtornado_project%\ancient\view\reception.py
start server
python server.py
Create route
file : reception.py
@register.route(use=register.PRT)
class IndexHandler(BaseHandler):
"""
url: http://127.0.0.1:8095/prt/index
"""
async def get(self):
self.write("<h1 style='text-align:center'>Index</h1>")
async def post(self):
self.throw(404)
async def put(self):
self.throw(404)
async def delete(self):
self.throw(404)
Quickly create route
sea --new_recp %madtornado_project%\ancient\view\reception.py
Configure anything
%madtornado_project%\config\tornado.cfg
Advise
Nginx ( IIS ) use port 80
Tomcat use port 8080
Apache2 use port 8088
madtornado use port 8095
Resources
You can read madtornado Documentation online for more information.
License
madtornado uses the MIT license, see LICENSE file for the details.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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