Collection of helpers for building asyncio daemons.
Project description
Collection of helpers for building asyncio daemons.
Installation
Pillars is available on PyPI.
$ pip3 install pillars
Quickstart
import pillars
import aiohttp
app = pillars.Application(name="example")
http = pillars.transports.http.Application()
app.listen(
app=http,
name="http",
runner=aiohttp.web.AppRunner(http),
sites=(functools.partial(aiohttp.web.TCPSite, host="127.0.01", port=8080),),
)
http.router.add_route("GET", "/", hello_world)
async def hello_world(request):
return pillars.Response(status=200, data={"data": "Hello world"})
For more examples see the examples folder.
Changelog
0.4.1
Add on_connection callback to websocket site
0.4.0
Add on_started signal
0.3.0
Dependencies update
0.2.4
Bugfix for json_encoder argument
0.2.3
Add custom json encoder for UUID
Add json_encoder argument to pillars.Response
0.2.2
Fix ARI engine shutdown
0.2.1
Properly close websocket connection
Remove pg uuid encoder
Log when pg jsonb encode fails
Use aiohttp exception for ARI transports
0.1.1
Initial release
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