Vial
There are bzillion http frameworks for Python. This is yet another one.
Vial is a web nano-framework. Smaller than flask or bottle, just one class with a few convenience methods.
- Vial is WSGI compliant, you may use Gunicorn, cheroot or the built-in wsgiref server.
- Can serve static files (poorly) and possibly redirect 404s to index to handle SPAs correctly
- Router is funny
Usage
Vial is under active development, functionality may change. See demo.py.
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