Welcome to Nanowork‘s documentation!

Author:Fabien Devaux License:WTFPL Language:JavaScript and Python OS:Should be portable but tested on Linux only.

Warning

This project is WIP

The documentation can be synchronized with reality, sometimes.

Description

Spare time project to experiment some HTTP techniques and try to make a good re-usable UI with a simple architecture.

Nanowork aims at providing a simple, modular, re-usable code base to develop simple web applications quickly.

Screenshots

Main page (file browser)

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Raw files are accessible conserving path consistency, you can share web sites for instance.

Rendering on a smaller screen (showing bootstrap feature)

Installing

No installation needed, currently you must use it from the sources folder. The installation process will come later, with something more like django, to create project folders.

Download this file and then unzip it. You have the sources in a folder now.

Example:

% wget 'https://github.com/fdev31/weye/archive/master.zip' && unzip master

Dependencies

Python3

Refer to your Operating System packaging system or install it manually

Hint

Python2.6 up to 3.3 is supported

Whoosh

• install
• or easy_install Whoosh / pip install Whoosh
• or run hg clone http://bitbucket.org/mchaput/whoosh whoosh_src && ln -s whoosh_src/src/whoosh whoosh in src folder
• or Download & uncompress it and copy the content of the src folder to Nanowork‘s src‘s folder

Quick run

This technique is using wsgiref, discouraged for production:

./run.py sample_config.ini

You can enjoy the home page on http://127.0.0.1:8080/ in theory ;)

Note

Next step is to read the Installation guide guide

Attention

Developpers

You may want to visit the Developers index pages as well... :)

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