Bottle - Python Web Microframework (english)

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Bottle is a Python micro web framework that allows developers to build web applications and services using a single file. It provides common features like routing, templates, validators and works with WSGI. Bottle uses a decorator syntax to map routes to controller functions and supports common HTTP methods. It also allows sending static files and validating request parameters. The framework is lightweight at around 1200 lines of code and is released under the MIT license.

Python Web
Microframework
Markus Zapke-Gründemann
RuPy 2009

Bottle - Python Web Microframework (english)

Example 1
1 from bottle import route, run
2
3 @route('/')
4 def index():
5 return 'Hello World!'
6
7 run()

Example 2
1 from bottle import route, run
2
3 @route('/hello/:name')
4 def index(name):
5 return 'Hello %s!' % name
6
7 run()

Example 3
1 from bottle import route, run, send_file
2
3 @route('/static/:filename')
4 def static_file(filename):
5 send_file(filename, root='/path/to/static/files')
6
7 run()

Example 4
1 from bottle import route, run, send_file
2
3 @route(r'/static/(?P<filename>.*)')
4 def static_file(filename):
5 send_file(filename, root='/path/to/static/files')
6
7 run()

Example 5
1 from bottle import route, run, template
2
3 @route('/welcome/:names')
4 def welcome(names):
5 names = names.split(',')
6 return template('welcome', names=names)
7
8 run()

1 <html>
2 <head>
3 <title>Welcome!</title>
4 </head>
5 <body>
6 <h1>Welcome!</h1>
7 %for name in names:
8 <p>Hello {{name}}!</p>
9 %end
10 </body>
11 </html>

Example 6
1 from bottle import request, route, run
2
3 @route('/user-agent')
4 def user_agent():
5 return request.environ.get('HTTP_USER_AGENT')
6
7 run()

Example 7
1 from bottle import route, run
2
3 @route(r'/get_object/(?P<id>[0-9]+)')
4 def get_id(id):
5 return "Object ID: %d" % int(id)
6
7 @route(r'/get_object/(?P<slug>[-w]+)')
8 def get_slug(slug):
9 return "Slug: %s" % slug
10
11 run()

Example 8
1 from bottle import route, run, validate
2
3 @route('/validate/:id/:price/:csv')
4 @validate(id=int, price=float, csv=lambda x: map(int, x.split(',')))
5 def validate_args(id, price, csv):
6 return "Id: %d, Price: %f, List: %s" % (id, price, repr(csv))
7
8 run()

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Bottle - Python Web Microframework (english)

1. Python Web Microframework Markus Zapke-Gründemann RuPy 2009

3. Web Microframework

4. Python 2.5 or 3.x

5. WSGI (Web Server Gateway Interface)

6. Google AppEngine

7. Routing

8. POST, GET, PUT, DELETE, HEAD

9. Cookies

10. Templates

11. Simple Validators

12. Key/Value Database

13. JSON

14. 1 File 1228 Lines 40019 Byte

15. MIT License

16. GitHub

17. bottle.paws.de

18. Example 1 1 from bottle import route, run 2 3 @route('/') 4 def index(): 5 return 'Hello World!' 6 7 run()

19. Example 2 1 from bottle import route, run 2 3 @route('/hello/:name') 4 def index(name): 5 return 'Hello %s!' % name 6 7 run()

20. Example 3 1 from bottle import route, run, send_file 2 3 @route('/static/:filename') 4 def static_file(filename): 5 send_file(filename, root='/path/to/static/files') 6 7 run()

21. Example 4 1 from bottle import route, run, send_file 2 3 @route(r'/static/(?P<filename>.*)') 4 def static_file(filename): 5 send_file(filename, root='/path/to/static/files') 6 7 run()

22. Example 5 1 from bottle import route, run, template 2 3 @route('/welcome/:names') 4 def welcome(names): 5 names = names.split(',') 6 return template('welcome', names=names) 7 8 run() 1 <html> 2 <head> 3 <title>Welcome!</title> 4 </head> 5 <body> 6 <h1>Welcome!</h1> 7 %for name in names: 8 <p>Hello {{name}}!</p> 9 %end 10 </body> 11 </html>

23. Example 6 1 from bottle import request, route, run 2 3 @route('/user-agent') 4 def user_agent(): 5 return request.environ.get('HTTP_USER_AGENT') 6 7 run()

24. Example 7 1 from bottle import route, run 2 3 @route(r'/get_object/(?P<id>[0-9]+)') 4 def get_id(id): 5 return "Object ID: %d" % int(id) 6 7 @route(r'/get_object/(?P<slug>[-w]+)') 8 def get_slug(slug): 9 return "Slug: %s" % slug 10 11 run()

25. Example 8 1 from bottle import route, run, validate 2 3 @route('/validate/:id/:price/:csv') 4 @validate(id=int, price=float, csv=lambda x: map(int, x.split(','))) 5 def validate_args(id, price, csv): 6 return "Id: %d, Price: %f, List: %s" % (id, price, repr(csv)) 7 8 run()

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