Twisted / Django runserver replacement
Overview
This package is a simple replacement for the built-in Django runserver command that uses the far more polished and multiple process capable Twisted Web server. It currently handles the same autoreload-after-save provided by the built-in Django runserver command.
Install
The installation is relatively simple:
pip install trunserver or easy_install trunserver
Once installed, simply add “trunserv” to your INSTALLED_APPS and use “trunserver” wherever you would normally use “runserver”. You can pass “–noreload” to trunserver as a parameter to stop the autoreload behavior.
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