sprockets.clients.cassandra
Provides base functionality for asynchronously accessing/modifying data in a Cassandra cluster from within Tornado.
Althought the underlying library supports several connection options, this module currently only allows the hostname to be specified, and that via an environment variable called CASSANDRA_URI as specified in the docs.
Documentation
Contributing
This project follows the standard fork and pull request model of development. If you want to contribute changes, then fork the project and code away. To set up the environment:
virtualenv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -qr dev-requirements.txt
To test across supported platforms: * tox
To build the docs (in build/sphinx/html): * ./setup.py build_sphinx
Version History
See https://github.com/sprockets/sprockets.clients.cassandra/blob/master/HISTORY.rst
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