rapidsms-threadless-router
A RapidSMS router implementation that removes the threading functionality from the legacy Router class. Rather, all inbound requests are handled via the main HTTP thread. Backends can optionally pass requests to a message queue for out-of-band responses. threadless_router attempts to:
Make RapidSMS backends more Django-like. Use Django’s URL routing and views to handle inbound HTTP requests.
Remove clutter and complexity of route process and threaded backends.
Ease testing – no more threading or Queue modules slowing down tests.
Please refer to the documentation for more details.
Development by Caktus Consulting Group.
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