Aspen

Aspen is a web server written in Python.

Simplates are the main attraction.

Features:

• aspen.conf-Aspen can be configured via an aspen.conf file.
• Colon Notation-Some aspen configuration files look for Python objects based on this notation.
• Concurrency-Aspen supports both blocking and non-blocking concurrency models.
• Command Line Interface-Learn how to drive the aspen console program.
• Github-Aspen development is hosted on Github.
• Hooks-Influence program execution on server startup and shutdown, and inbound and outbound HTTP.
• IRC-The #aspen IRC channel is on Freenode. Here's a web client if you need one.
• Mailing List-The mailing list is on Google Groups.
• MongoDB-This HOWTO demonstrates connecting to databases inside simplates.
• Page Break-Aspen uses the ASCII page break character to great effect.
• Quick Start-Install Aspen and start serving a basic website. Greetings, program!
• Request-See Aspen's Request object API.
• Response-See Aspen's Response object API.
• Simplates-Simplates are Aspen's main attraction. Learn what they are and the basics of working with them.
• Templating-Aspen uses Tornado templates for the template page of a simplate.
• Thrash-For development, Aspen can be configured to die when important files change. Thrash is a utility to restart it.
• Virtual Paths-Aspen translates URL paths like /wawa/foo.html to filesystem paths like ./%name/foo.html.

Requirements:

• Python