webforge 3.0.0

Un framework web minimaliste et indépendant

WebForge Version 3.0.0 first final release

WebForge is a lightweight, dependency-free Python mini-framework for building small websites and simple web apps with a very small API.

It lets you:

• register routes for HTML pages
• serve static assets such as CSS and JavaScript
• protect routes with a simple password gate
• run a small local HTTP server with the Python standard library

Features

• Simple route registration with WebForge.route() or WebForge.new_route()
• Easy security setup with WebForge.set_password()
• Minimal built-in server via WebForge.run()
• No external web framework dependency required

Installation

pip install webforge

Quick Start

from webforge import WebForge

app = WebForge(__name__)

@WebForge.apps
def apps():
    WebForge.new_route("/", "index.html")
    WebForge.route("/login", "login.html")

@WebForge.security
def secs():
    WebForge.set_password("/", "password", "/login")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    WebForge.run(port=5000, host="0.0.0.0")

Project Layout

Create a Public folder in your project and organize your files like this:

Public/
├── Render/
│   ├── index.html
│   └── login.html
└── Style/
    └── main.css

• HTML pages should be placed in Public/Render/
• CSS and JavaScript files can be served from Public/Style/ or Public/src/

Route Example

WebForge.new_route("/", "index.html")
WebForge.route("/about", "about.html")

The route() method is simply an alias of new_route().

Security Example

WebForge.set_password("/admin", "secret123", "/login")

This lets you protect a route by requiring the password=... cookie to be present.

Run the App

python your_app.py

Then open your browser at:

http://localhost:5000/

License

This project is distributed under the MIT License.

Status

WebForge is a small experimental framework intended for learning, lightweight internets, and simple personal site projects.