The inspiration for the project came from having to rebuild scaffolding for web.py projects over and over again.
I figured, people should just be able to clone a repository, install dependencies, and have a working web.py application.
I also added a key feature which I've been missing in my own applications -- default support for logging analytics.
Overall, the application is ideal for getting a website live in the time it takes to 'git clone'. The analytics currently driven by lazydb (which isn't production ready) so I'd suggest modifying the @track decorator in waltz/main.py to fit your tastes.
The next step is to add default flatfile support for sessions.
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 9.5 ms ] threadI figured, people should just be able to clone a repository, install dependencies, and have a working web.py application.
I also added a key feature which I've been missing in my own applications -- default support for logging analytics.
Overall, the application is ideal for getting a website live in the time it takes to 'git clone'. The analytics currently driven by lazydb (which isn't production ready) so I'd suggest modifying the @track decorator in waltz/main.py to fit your tastes.
The next step is to add default flatfile support for sessions.