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An ASGI toy example #53

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qweeze opened this issue Dec 2, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #54
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An ASGI toy example #53

qweeze opened this issue Dec 2, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #54

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@qweeze
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qweeze commented Dec 2, 2020

Hi!
I wrote a very tiny ASGI web framework as an experiment and I thought maybe I could share it here. It is not for production usage of course but it could be useful as a learning resource to grasp the concept of how does ASGI work and to demystify how asyncio frameworks operate under the hood on a toy example. I'm not sure if it fits in this list so if it doesn't - please close this :)

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Hello!

The code there is really nice and lovely. Great one! :)

I guess we could consider several things:

  • Expand the "Application frameworks",optionally list this in a "Toy examples" sub-list.
  • Add a new "Toy examples" section (perhaps under "Resources", but not sure). I can think of other little projects and gists that could fit there — eg an HTTPCore-backed proxy service running on ASGI Tom Christie wrote a while back.

I think I'd prefer the second option, with a new separate "Toy projects and examples" section. WDYT?

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qweeze commented Dec 3, 2020

Thanks!

new separate "Toy projects and examples" section

I like this option too, seems a bit more suitable place for such projects to me. Submitted a PR here - #54

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