On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 11:43 AM, Matthew Wilson wrote:
> I'm working on a simple webapp I want to run both on GAE and locally.
> I see GAE has its own URL-dispatching system. I studied selector and
> routes too. Selector and routes both seem great, but there isn't a
> whole lot of development ac
2009/7/14 Ian Bicking :
> I wrote up a spec a while
> ago: http://wsgi.org/wsgi/Specifications/developer_auth
> The goal is a single way to indicate to debugging and developer tools when
> the developer is logged in. This is orthogonal to normal application
> authentication. It would control acce
I like the general idea of a dev-auth spec.
Of course as you know developer mode is
extremely dangerous.
I would prefer that the spec made getting
into developer mode more difficult so that
people who don't know what they are doing
have to jump through a couple hoops before
they hang themselves.
I wrote up a spec a while ago:
http://wsgi.org/wsgi/Specifications/developer_auth
The goal is a single way to indicate to debugging and developer tools when
the developer is logged in. This is orthogonal to normal application
authentication. It would control access to things like interactive
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Matthew Wilson wrote:
> I'm working on a simple webapp I want to run both on GAE and locally.
> I see GAE has its own URL-dispatching system. I studied selector and
> routes too. Selector and routes both seem great, but there isn't a
> whole lot of d
Things that should cover every URL dispatching need:
* WSGI
* understanding of script_name / path_info semantics
* paste.urlmap.URLMap
* webob.Request.path_info / path_info_peek() / path_info_pop()
* regulars ifs, splits and dictionary lookups
I also use pasteob.PathMap, PathMatch, HostMap, o
I'm working on a simple webapp I want to run both on GAE and locally.
I see GAE has its own URL-dispatching system. I studied selector and
routes too. Selector and routes both seem great, but there isn't a
whole lot of development activity going on there.
Is everyone just rolling their own? Usi
