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Micro web framework around asyncio (ex tulip)

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Quickstart

To start off, rainfall is a micro web framework around asyncio (ex tulip), similiar to the cyclone or tornado. Since it is asyncio based, rainfall is fully asyncronous.

The performance tests have shown that rainfall is not slower then twisted+cyclone and sometimes even faster (benchmark results will be posted later or you can test it by yourself).

Installation

As simple as:

pip install rainfall

Hello world

Let’s create a simple hello world app in example.py file like this:

import asyncio
from rainfall.web import Application, HTTPHandler


class HelloHandler(HTTPHandler):
    @asyncio.coroutine
    def handle(self, request):
        return 'Hello!'


app = Application(
    {
        r'^/$': HelloHandler(),
    },
)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run()

Now you can run it by:

python3 example.py

And go to http://127.0.0.1:8888 in browser, you should see “Hello!”

Docs

For documentation go to http://rainfall.readthedocs.org/

More examples here https://github.com/mind1master/rainfall/blob/master/rainfall/tests/app.py

Credits

Author: Anton Kasyanov (https://github.com/mind1master/)

Contributors: mksh (https://github.com/mksh)

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