thruflo.webapp 0.1.1

thruflo.webapp is a WSGI compatible web application framework. It has no test coverage and is no doubt flawed. But it has the advantage of being setup just the way I want it:

• re.compile based url mapping

• class instances handling requests with methods that correspond to the HTTP Request’s method, e.g.: def post(self) handles a POST request

• a webob.Request as self.request

• return foo as the method of responding, where foo can be a string, a webob.Response, or a list or dict to be returned as JSON

• mako templates with builtin methods including static_url, xsrf_form_html and escape, as well as references to handler and request

Or to put it another way:

from thruflo.webapp import web

class Hello(web.RequestHandler):
    def get(self):
        return 'hello world'



mapping = [('/.*', Hello)]
application = web.WSGIApplication(mapping)

See thruflo.webapp.demo for a slightly fleshed out example usage.