On 04/23/2014 12:06 PM, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
You can still use pyramid_beaker. It works fine under pyramid 1.5 .
There are a few heated discussions in the archives over it. It's a sore
point for many. I could be wrong on this, but last I checked it's not
so much "deprecated" as it is "off the radar". A lot of us still use
it for server side sessions. If it ever breaks there will be patches or
a migration plan to something else.
Right, it's just not maintained. If someone wants to maintain it,
they're free to pick it up. I wrote the original bindings but I
can't/won't maintain it anymore. The Beaker code itself has no current
maintainer, and I personally won't maintain bindings to something that
has no current maintainer. If someone else wants to do that, they can;
they'll also then become defacto Beaker maintainer, AFAICT.
One of the better candidates right now is pyramid_redis_sessions ; the
only downside of it is that it only supports redis as a backend.
This is what I use when I need server-side sessions. As far as I can
tell, the only folks for whom the Redis-only-backendedness might be a
problem are folks that run servers on Windows.
- C
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