restible-appengine
restible-appengine that allows you to use restible in AppEngine standard python environment. It includes a base resource class NdbResource that works as a glue between restible and Datastore.
It also includes webapp2 integration for the secure scaffold (properly integrates Google’s base endpoint classes into restible.
Installation
$ pip install restible-appengineContributing
Cloning and setting up the development repo
$ git clone git@github.com:novopl/restible-appengine.git
$ cd restible
$ virtualenv env
$ source ./env/bin/activate
$ pip install .
$ pip install -r ops/devrequirements.txt
$ peltak git add-hooksRunning tests
$ peltak testLinting
$ peltak lintGenerating docs
$ peltak docs1 maintainer
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