zas
Zencore Application Server
Install
pip install zas
Usage
E:\zas\src\scripts>python zas.py
Usage: zas.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
-c, --config FILENAME Config file path, use yaml format. Default to
config.yaml.
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
reload Reload application server.
start Start application server.
stop Stop application server.
Example Config
application:
deamon: true
pidfile: /tmp/appname.pid
main: app.main
Create a new type server
from zascore import server
from zascore import set_default_config_path
from zascore import set_default_pidfile
from zascore import set_config_loader
from zascore import default_config_loader
def helloserver_loader(config):
data = default_config_loader(config)
data["server-name"] = "hello server v1.0.0"
return data
if __name__ == "__main__":
set_default_config_path("/etc/helloserver.yaml")
set_default_pidfile("/var/run/helloserver.pid")
set_config_loader(helloserver_loader)
server()
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