uiro 0.2

le Web framework.

le Web framework for Python.

Uiro provides a foundation to create a pluggable Web application.

• For creating a database-driven web application.

• Providing basict to create pluggable application.

• Designed to make user enable to use a lot of great WSGI libraries.

A simple Uiro application will be like this.

from wsgiref.simple_server import make_server
from matcha import Matching, make_wsgi_app
from uiro.controller import BaseController
from uiro.view import view_config


class Controller(BaseController):
    @view_config(method='get')
    def get_view(self, request, context):
        return 'Hello {name}!'.format(**request.matched_dict)

 matching = Matching('/hello/{name}', Controller())

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app = make_wsgi_app(matching)
    server = make_server('0.0.0.0', 8888, app)
    server.serve_forever()

And setup.

pip install uiro
python hello.py

Now, you can visit http://localhost:8888/hello/world in a browser, you will see the text ‘Hello world!’.

Next step

Above example is too tiny to create a common-sensible Web application. You can see Uiro documentation and learn more about Uiro

Dependents

Uiro is Deciding necessary packages to avoid version collisions:

• webob==1.2.3

• gearbox==0.0.2

• matcha==0.3

• mako==0.9.0

• SQLAlchemy==0.8.3

To use these packages, Uiro (and it’s third party app) users can be free by version collisions.

Warning

Uiro 0.2 is still Pre-alpha, not for production usage.

Resources

• Repository

• PyPI

• Docs.

Changes

0.2 (2013-11-8)

• Feature handling Resources.

• Entry point to apply predicates/wrappers by users to view_config

• Fixed Controller to consider primaries of views

• Changed depending SQLAlchemy version.

0.1 (2013-10-29)

Initial release.

• Basic request/response handling

  • Controller/View

  • Configuation by view_config decorator

  • Creating WSGI application by matcha’s matching object.

• Basic support for using mako template.

• Basic support for SQLAlchemy.

• Necessary commands

  • create: Starting for project using scaffolding.

  • initdb: Creating tables to databases.

  • serve: Running your application.

• Automatically creating of apps publishing static files.