smisk → examples

Smisk is basically comprised of three modules:

• smisk.core – I/O handling, FastCGI server, HTTP transaction handling, manages sessions, file uploads, process forks, etc. This module is implemented in native machine code and provides a minimal set of functionality and a low level of abstraction.
• smisk.mvc – (Transparent) Content Negotiation (TCN/CN), class tree-to-URL mapping, templating, ORM (Elixir/SQLAlchemy), etc. The smisk.mvc module is the simples to use of the three modules presented here. It provides a ready-to-go environment for rapid development and automatically makes HTTP transactions, including any payloads, abstract to the implementation – you code does no need to know anything about the client peer and it’s capabilities.
• smisk.wsgi – Web Server Gateway Interface fully complying to PEP 333. This module can be used to run existing applications, which uses WSGI, on Smisk.

• minimal – a minimal application based on smisk.core.
• input – testing all kind of user input like posting forms, uploading files, cookies, sessions…

• minimal – a minimal application based on smisk.mvc.
• key-value store – illustrates using the full power of HTTP request methods and the smisk.ipc module which provides concurrent data sets across multiple processes.
• kittens-orm – a classic CRUD-example, using a SQLite database to keep track of cute little kittens.
• xml-rpc – XML-RPC example application. This illustrates how to tighten up TCN/CN to only accept and serve a certain type of payloads. Also includes code for a simple Python client (in the comments of app.py), interfacing with the service.
• xspf_service – An application handling XSPF playlists.

• minimal – a minimal application based on smisk.wsgi.