Smisk High-performance web service framework
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High-performance web service framework Smisk is a simple, high-performance and scalable web service framework written in C, but controlled by Python.Smisk is designed to widen the common bottle necks in heavy-duty web services.More information at the Smisk websiteGetting Started* Install with easy_install smisk or download from PyPI* Have a look at a few examplesExamples:This is a minimal Smisk service:from smisk.core import Applicationclass MyApp(Application): def service(self): self.response.headers = self.response("Hello World!")MyApp().run()And here we have a WSGI compatible application:from smisk.wsgi import *def hello_app(env, start_response): start_response("200 OK", ) return main(hello_app) Requirements: · Python What's New in This Release: · Handle requests with filename extensions which are actually not filename extensions but rather format-less but leet.haxxor kinda dot notation of the regular path component. · Fixed 304 Not Modified response status not to set Location header nor include a message-body. · smisk.util.main.daemonize() does no longer call exit hooks while detaching (calling os._exit instead of sys.exit in dead forks). · Fixed bug in smisk.util.main.control_process_runloop() where signals where not correctly forwarded to children. · When core fail to decode text data from user input (form data and query string) it will try to decode the text data using a fallback charset, defined by SMISK_FALLBACK_CHARSET in config.h, which is set to "ISO-8859-1" in accordance with HTTP 1.1 (RFC 2616), sect. 19.3 "Tolerant Applications". · MVC applications respond with "400 Bad Request" when user input text can not be decoded using app.charset (or iso-8859-1 if app.tolerant is True). · core.Application has a new boolean property "tolerant". When True (default) user input will be processed in a tolerant manner. I.e. if a query string encoded in iso-8859-1 is sent to an application with app.charset of utf-8, the query string will still be decoded using the HTTP 1.1 (RFC 2616) fallback encoding iso-8859-1, which is able do decode any byte. If tolerant where False, a UnicodeDecodeError would be raised. · Static method core.URL.decompose_query() accepts a new boolean argument "tolerant" which if True, charset argument is set and can not be used to decode the first argument, causes decoding using the iso-8859-1 charset. · mvc.Response have two new members: The property "charsets" which is a list of acceptable charsets. The method "accepts_charset" which return True if the first argument is acceptable according to the "charsets" list. · MVC applications retain the content type used to find a valid serializer or template and uses that content type in the response, if appropriate. Previous behaviour was to send responses with the (per serializer or template) canonical content type.

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