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MapFish
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MapFish is a Pylons-based web framework with GIS orientations.

MapFish provides:

* a geometry type which is to be used when mapping PostGIS tables
with SQLAlchemy

* a paster command to generate model and controller mode
corresponding to layers (PostGIS tables) defined in a
configuration file

* an implementation of a RESTful protocols for creating, reading,
updating, and deleting geographic objects (features)

MapFish relies on the geojson and shapely packages, see
http://gispython.org.

MapFish projects are Pylons projects, the project developer
therefore fully benefits from the power of Pylons and its
companion components (SQLAlchemy, Mako, etc.).

Current status
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MapFish 2.2 described in this page is the current stable version.

Download and Installation
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MapFish can be installed with `Easy Install
<http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/EasyInstall>`_ by typing::

> easy_install mapfish

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