Nacelle Microframework
nacelle is a lightweight Python web framework, built on top of webapp2, designed for use on Google Appengine.
nacelle aims to provide a small but solid set of tools that enable developers to quickly get a new app up and running, whilst not sacrificing any of the flexibility and power of webapp2 in the process. Nacelle is suitable for building everything from tiny prototypes to large complex applications, it should never get in your way.
Free software: MIT license
Documentation: http://nacelle.rtfd.org.
Features
Authentication using Appengine’s built-in users service
Custom testrunner to help with loading the appengine environment for nose
Error handling (with optional logging to a sentry server)
Session management and automatic secret key generation
Template rendering (with Jinja2 or Handlebars)
Easily run tasks in the background outside of the request loop
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