Greetings, program!
I am pleased to announce the first public release of httpy -- a sane and
robust HTTP library for Python. With httpy, you write "responders," and
put them on the network with "couplers." Here is a trivial responder:
import httpy
class Responder:
def respond(request):
raise httpy.Response(200, "Greetings, program!")
And here is how to couple it:
responder = Responder()
coupler = httpy.couplers.StandAlone(responder)
coupler.go()
httpy is so amazing, in fact, that with it I was able to write an entire
wiki in only 20 seconds! Don't believe me? Check out the screencast
(along with downloads and full documentation) at:
http://www.zetadev.com/software/httpy/
Thank you.
Chad Whitacre
http://www.zetadev.com/
P.S. I'm going to be discussing httpy, testosterone, and a couple other
projects at PyCon this weekend at an Open Space event on Saturday
morning entitled "Un-reinventing the Wheel: Some Lessons from Zope,
Backported to Unix." Join me if you can.
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