Pylatte is a web framework created specifically for Python 3. Developers can now generate websites with Pylatte in Python 3, just as they might for Python 2x-based frameworks such as Django, Flask, or Bottle.
The following code is a example pyl file.
Pylatte
<$ pyl = "HTML" + " + " + "python" $> <$=pyl$>
The pyl code is translated by Pylatte to HTML in the browser.
Pylatte HTML + python
Pylatte uses pyl file format. pyl consists of HTML and Python. pyl is fully translated by the Pylatte engine into HTML. It is unique feature of Pylatte.
To use the database, a single external library must be installed: the MySQLdb module for Python 3.
Simple and advanced SQL via specific functions that are similar to iBATIS are provided.
A session is needed to distinguish each client.
If a filter is set, select pages pass through the filter.
It is possible to upload a file to server via POST.
For security purposes, URL mapping transfers virtual URLs accessed by clients to web pages.
The Pylatte project is created in Busan, South Korea.
Initial design and development of the Pylatte project.
Pylatte 0.9v released.