Upraise An open source thin web application framework
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An open source thin web application framework Upraise is based on WSGI and utilizes the Paste library. This allows it to be deployed in various ways, including CGI, FastCGI, SCGI, mod_python and as standalone HTTP server.This is not a full-stack framework that requires specific external components to be used with. Instead, any desired component should be easy to integrate into Upraise, including: · template engines (e.g. Genshi, Mako, or Jinja), · database abstraction layers/ORMs (e.g. SQLAlchemy, Elixir, or SQLObject), URL dispatchers (e.g. Routes, selector, or Upraise's own, very simple dispatcher), · authentication and authorization mechanisms (e.g. AuthKit, or barrel), · i18n toolkits or whatever other component one might wish to make use of. Not to mention lots of WSGI middlewares that are available, although spread over multiple packages and sometimes redundant.Upraise provides a flexible and basic framework that does require some better understanding of the components desired to be used, but comes without the overhead and maybe unsatisfying preselection that full-stack frameworks like Django, TurboGears, and, aNOTE: Upraise is developed, licensed and provided under the terms of the MIT License. What's New in This Release: · Melted ``locals`` module into ``utils``. · Added ``util.ThreadedRequest``, removed former ``locals.setup_locals``. Instead, use ``request = Request(environ)``. Having to include the ``paste.registry`` middleware is no longer required. · Added ``decorators`` module for RESTful dispatching and JSON/YAML export. Melted ``templating`` module into ``decorators`` module. · Added ``routing.make_middleware`` as new entry point for Paste Deploy. The ``global_conf`` argument of the ``routing.RoutingMiddleware`` constructor has been removed to allow integration of the middleware via source code rather than using Paste Deploy. · Added ``qualified`` keyword argument to ``routing.url_for`` which, if true, results in an absolute URL to be returned instead of a relative one. · Started to use ``py.test`` for testing (replacing the custom code used to test ``routing.url_for``). · Added tests for ``routing.RoutingMiddleware``. · Specified file encodings. · Bundled ``ez_setup.py`` to ensure that ``setuptools`` is available. · Application example template overhauled.

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