I'm kind of tired of following the stupid rules of MVC and want to just try out making something where I shit files into a directory and they just work. This Python web framework (if you can call it that) is my first crack at something like that. I basically did this on a Saturday morning because I was bored. If you don't like it, then oh well, life goes on.
- mkdir app
- touch app/init.py
- python fuqit.py app 0.0.0.0 8080
- Put .py files or "anything else" into app.
- The .py files need a run function. It gets variables.
- Anything else is a jinja2 template.
That's it. Look in this project's app/ directory to see me doing stupid crap with it to see if it works.
Easy, and oh so hackable so don't run this crap on any computer you care about.
- If it has an extension it's a template.
- If it ends in / it's either /index.html or /index.py
- Otherwise it's a module named after the path with / changed to . unless there is a directory with the same path, then this will produce a redirect.
Examples:
- / -> /index.html or /index.py
- /the/stupid/place/stuff.txt -> jinja template same path
- /the/other/place/index.html -> same thing
- /mystuff/cool -> a module named app.mystuff.cool
- /dir/that/exists -> redirect to /dir/that/exists/
It can't handle binary files yet. What a travesty. I'll do that tomorrow when I'm bored again.
I will refer you to our official Mascot:
Do you have a load of money and are you looking for the next Meteor to waste it on? Well this project is currently looking for funding and it's already been on the top of HackerNews!
Act fast because pretty soon I'll have a spare Sunday and FuqIt will become more secure than both Meteor and Ruby On Rails and then you'll miss out on investing in the next hottest thing. You'll have to go buy some Gucci hand bags or a DVF dress to be in-fashion instead. Can't have that now.