pylw
Python Lightweight Webframework.
Usage
Please see main.py on github.com for usage.
This is a somewhat useful web framework.
It’s meant to be fast, and to do very little.
It works with WSGI servers.
Features
URL Routing, Cookies, Cookie signing (with itsdangerous), Allows headers to be easily added, adds cookies and content length to headers automatically when the response is returned.
No template engine is supplied, no ORM, no ‘session’ handling. That’s up to the dev. This framework handles the most basic of tasks.
Unicode Support
We also don’t support python3 at this time. Unicode may or may not work for you, I honestly don’t know. If it doesn’t impact performance much, it might be added in the future.
Complexity…zero.
Some C code has been included to speed up query parsing and URL routing.
The C code for query parsing is much faster than the corresponding Python code, however it does not support URL encoded characters, just strings. Since I anticipate the vast majority of GET requests to not use non-alphanumeric characters, it’s not high on my priority list. The characters don’t seem to crash the software or cause problems, but they will just appear as-is instead of decoded.
Cython support
If you have Cython installed, this package will compile modules into C code. This improves performance greatly, especially when using CRouter for URL routing.
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