nebula-core 3.4.1

Nebula is a lightweight ASGI-based Python web framework that provides simple, decorator-based routing and middleware support for building fast, asynchronous web applications.

Nebula

Nebula is a lightweight ASGI-based Python web framework that provides simple, decorator-based routing and middleware support for building fast, asynchronous web applications.

Features

• Decorator-based Routing: Define your routes with simple and intuitive decorators.
• Asynchronous Support: Full async/await support for handling requests and events.
• Session Management: Secure session handling using HMAC-signed cookies.
• WebSocket Support: Integrated python-socketio for real-time communication.
• Template Loading: Easily load and serve HTML templates from a designated directory using Jinja2.
• Statics Loading: Easily load and serve static files from a designated directory.
• Middleware Support: Chain middleware for request/response processing, both globally and per-route/group.
• Flexible Error Handling: Define custom handlers for HTTP errors.
• Easy to Use: Get a server up and running in just a few lines of code.

Installation

Install Nebula from PyPI:

pip install nebula-core

or clone and install from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/VxidDev/nebula.git
cd nebula
pip install .

Project Structure

The Nebula project follows a standard Python project structure:

• .: Root directory containing configuration files (.gitignore, pyproject.toml, README.md, LICENSE).
• examples/: Example applications demonstrating various Nebula features.
• nebula/: The core library code.
  • cache.py: Defines cache related class and decorator (@cached).
  • middleware.py: Defines middleware classes (BaseMiddleware, Middleware).
  • routing.py: Handles route definitions (Route, RouteGroup) and path matching.
  • server.py: The main ASGI application, request handling, and middleware composition logic.
  • request.py: Defines the Request object and context.
  • response.py: Defines various Response classes (PlainText, HTML, JSON, Redirect).
  • session.py: Implements session management (SecureCookieSessionManager).
  • types.py: Contains constants like available HTTP methods and default error messages.
  • exceptions.py: Defines custom exceptions used by the framework.
  • utils/: Utility functions for templating, static file serving, etc.
• tests/: Contains unit and integration tests for the framework.

Usage Examples

Basic Routing

A simple web server with a root endpoint:

from nebula import Nebula

app = Nebula()

@app.get("/")
async def root():
    return "<h1>Welcome to Nebula!</h1>"

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run()

Production Deployment with Multiple Workers

For production use, deploy with multiple workers for better performance and reliability:

from nebula import Nebula, run_prod

app = Nebula()

@app.get("/")
async def root():
    return "<h1>Welcome to Nebula!</h1>"

if __name__ == "__main__":
    # Import string is auto-detected automatically!
    run_prod(app, workers=4, host="0.0.0.0", port=8000)

The run_prod() function automatically detects the import string, so you don't need to manually configure it. Just specify the number of workers and Nebula will handle the rest!

Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

• Bug Reports: Please report bugs in the GitHub Issues section.
• Feature Requests: Feel free to open an issue to discuss new features.
• Pull Requests: Fork the repository, create a new branch for your feature or bugfix, and submit a pull request. Please ensure your code follows the project's coding style and includes tests.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.