Changes between Version 50 and Version 51 of GenshiTutorial

Timestamp:

Aug 31, 2007, 1:07:22 AM (17 years ago)

Author:

cmlenz

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GenshiTutorial

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 In this tutorial we'll create a simple Python web application based on [http://cherrpy.org/ CherryPy 3]. !CherryPy was chosen because it provides a convenient level of abstraction over raw CGI or [http://wsgi.org/wsgi WSGI] development, but is less ambitious than full-stack web frameworks such as [http://pylonshq.com/ Pylons] or [http://www.djangoproject.com/ Django], which tend to come with a preferred templating language, and often show significant bias towards that language.
 
-The application is a stripped-down version of sites such as [http://reddit.com/ reddit] or [http://digg.com/ digg]: it lets users submit links to online articles they find interesting, and then lets other users vote on those stories and post comments. Just for kicks, we'll call that application '''Geddit'''
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-The project is kept as simple as possible, while still showing many of Genshi features and how to best use them:
+The application is a stripped-down version of sites such as [http://reddit.com/ reddit] or [http://digg.com/ digg]: it lets users submit links to online articles they find interesting, and then lets other users comment on those stories. Just for kicks, we'll call that application '''Geddit'''
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+We'll keep the project as simple as possible, while still showing many of Genshi features and how to best use them:
  * For persistence, we'll use native Python object serialization (via the `pickle` module), instead of an SQL database and an ORM.
  * There's no authentication of any kind. Anyone can submit links, anyone can comment.
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  1. Create a directory that should contain the application
- 1. Inside that directory create a Python package named geddit by doing the following:
+ 2. Inside that directory create a Python package named geddit by doing the following:
   * Create a `geddit` directory 
   * Create an empty file called `__init__.py` inside the `geddit` directory
- 1. Inside that package, create a file called `controller.py` with the following content:
+ 3. Inside the `geddit` package directory, create a file called `controller.py` with the following content:
 
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 def main(filename):
+    data = {} # We'll replace this later
+
     # Some global configuration; note that this could be moved into a
     # configuration file