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Google App Engine Datastore/Local Storage Synchronization Framework

Project description

The gaesynkit framework enables Google App Engine application developers to create entities in the client’s Web Storage and synchronize them with the server-side Datastore at a later point of time. So, offline editing becomes easier and more secure through a higher level API.

Installation

The easiest way to install gaesynkit is (provided that you have setuptools installed) to use:

$ easy_install gaesynkit

Developing

If you want to tinker with the most recent development version of gaesynkit, install the development environment by typing following commands:

$ hg clone https://gaesynkit.googlecode.com/hg gaesynkit-dev
$ cd gaesynkit-dev
$ ./configure
$ make

The configure command takes a number of options:

Usage: configure [options]

Options:
   -h,--help                display this message
      --gae-sdk=PATH        path to the Google App Engine SDK
      --with-python=PATH    use this Python interpreter

Running Tests

If you have checked out the development sources, you can run all unit tests with the following commands.

Running the Python unit tests:

$ make test

Getting a test coverage report:

$ make coverage

The coverage HTML report will be placed into the htmlcov directory.

In order to run the Javascript unit tests, enter following command and open http://localhost:8080 with your web browser:

$ make testjs

CHANGES

Version 1.0.0a1 (2011-02-08)

  • First alpha release.

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