Aragog

Warning

Aragog is under active development. Use at your own risk.

Aragog is a collection of python URL routers heavily influenced by Django and Flask. It does not provide a request wrapper but maps routes directly to WSGI callable functions.

Instead of restricting users to a single interface, Aragog provides 4 different ways of attaching routes:

1. Decorator
2. File
3. MVC
4. Class

Decorator is the default router and can be accessed with:

from aragog import Router

All routers can be access from:

from aragog.routing.(class|decorator|file|mvc) import Router

Decorator

from aragog import Router

router = Router()

@router.route('/') def hello_world(environ, start_response):

start_response('200 OK', [('Content-type', 'text/plain')]) return ['Hello, world!n']

File

# urls.py

from aragog.routing.file import Router

from app.views import foo, bar, baz

router = Router() url = router.url

router.urls = [

url('/', foo), url('/search', bar), url('/edit, baz)

]

MVC

# foo.py

class Foo(object):

def home(environ, start_response): pass def search(environ, start_response): pass

# urls.py

from aragog.routing.mvc import Router

from foo import Foo

router = Router()

router.url('/', class=Foo, view='home') router.url('/search', class=Foo, view='search')

Class

# foo.py

class Foo(object):

def get(environ, start_response): pass def put(environ, start_response): pass def post(environ, start_response) pass

# urls.py

from aragog.routing.class import Router

from foo import Foo

router = Router()

router.url('/foo', class=Foo)