Umar Shah <uma...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hello group,
>
> I have used Django, Pylons for different projects before but i want
> something minimal without overheads of MVC frameworks.
>
> say I have something like
>
> class X(object):
> ...
>
> def A(p1, p2,...):
> ....
> return {'state':x}
>
> def B(p1, p2,..):
> ....
> return {'state':y}
>
> I want to expose calls to A and B over HTTP.
>
> Assuming I do not want any more features, I was wondering is what would be
> best/ efficient way to export methods A, B as RESTfull webservice calls.
[...]
You have quite a few options.
1. Use the plain old SimpleHTTPServer module and write something to
expose these calls.
2. Use a microframework like web.py or flask. A complete flask or web.py
app looks almost like the code you've pasted here.
3. Use a framework explicitly meant for writing restful services
(e.g. restish)
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