The heart of Gunstar, a wsgi app.
Example:
# file app.py
from gunstar.app import Application
myapp = Application()
In this case, myapp can run with any wsgi server.
Example with wsgiref (included in python):
# file run.py
from app import myapp
from wsgiref.simple_server import make_server
server = make_server('127.0.0.1', 8080, myapp)
server.serve_forever()
Example with gunicorn (pip install gunicorn):
gunicorn app:myapp -b 127.0.0.1:8080
Method one: pass routes tuple directly to Application class
from gunstar.app import Application
routes = (
('/', 'handlers.IndexHandler', 'index'),
)
myapp = Application(routes=routes)
Method two: calling Application.add_route()
from gunstar.app import Application
myapp = Application()
myapp.add_route('/', 'handlers.IndexHandler', 'index')
Method one: pass the config directly to Application class
from gunstar.app import Application
class Settings(object):
KEY1 = 'key1'
myapp = Application(config=Settings)
Method two: calling Application.load_config()
from gunstar.app import Application
class Settings(object):
KEY1 = 'key1'
myapp = Application()
myapp.load_config(Settings)