easy_py_server

A easy and simple web framework for Python3

• You can simply integrate this server with you code without any installation or configuration
• Support static resources,HTTP session,path parameter ....
• Python decorator based API
• Easy to customize

Get started

Environment

• python3

Download

git clone https://github.com/scientificRat/easy_py_server.git 

Demo

from easy_py_server import Httpd
@Httpd.get("/api/test")
def test(request, response):
    a = request.getParam("a")
    return "parameter a = %s"%(a,)

# with path parameters
@Httpd.get("/api/:id")
def demo(request, response):
    id = request.getParam(":id")
    return "id = %s"%(id,)
    
@Httpd.get("/api", content_type="application/json; charset=utf-8")
def demo(request, response):
    try:
        a = int(request.getParam("a"))
        b = int(request.getParam("b"))
    except ValueError:
        response.error("parameter is not number")
        return None
    return "{\"success\":true, \"content\": %d + %d = %d}" % (a, b, a + b)
    
    
# start the server (default listen on port 8090) (blocking)
Httpd.start_serve()

Create directory for static resources(Optional)

mkdir www 
# ... add some files into this directory

Run and have fun :)

python3 your-source.py
# your 'www' directory should be in the same directory of 'your-source.py' 

Documentation

For normal usages you only need to known class Httpd , class Method, class Request,class Response You can import them by

from easy_py_server import Httpd, Method, Request, Response

You can bind request by adding decorator @requestMapping before your bindding function definition

@Httpd.requestMapping(path="/path/to/your/api",methods=[Method.GET],content_type="text/plain")
def f(request,response):
    pass

You can bind GET/POST methods simply by adding @get/@post like it's shown in the demo code

you can get request parameters and session by Request which is the first parameter of you binding function

.....unfinished

Attention!

The author is lazy and only implement GET and POST method, you can give a pull request if you like :)