I no longer have time to support this project, so I am looking for someone to take over. Please raise an issue in the issue tracker if you are interested in taking over the maintenance of SwampDragon.
SwampDragon has a lot of dependencies, and is heavily dependent on Django. One of the libs that SwampDragon is dependant on is https://github.com/leporo/tornado-redis, and this project looks like it might no longer be maintained (I believe Leporo has done a great job with this library and I understand that he may no longer have time to maintain it) Going forward I have decided that this needs a solution.
So the current plan for SwampDragon is this:
- Remove as many external dependencies as possible
- Make it work with other frameworks like Flask etc. (i.e remove Django as a required dependency)
- Better testing
- More code coverage
- Swappable serializer (it should be possible to use 3rd party serializers like that of DRF)
- SelfPublishModel needs rewriting and should be a separate module
- ... and much more
- Proper contribution guidelines
This is a big job and help is required to get there. Anything from writing code and tests to reviewing PRs etc. would be appreciated.
If you are interested in helping out let me know.
General conversations about this can be found here: hagsteel#161
Build real-time web applications with Django.
Features:
- Real-time data
- Self publishing model
- Make use of the wonderful features of Django
- Serializers handling Django models
- Customisable field serializers
- Routers that are easy to understand
- Angular JS support
- Query style data subscriptions
- Easy to implement in existing Django projects
SwampDragon makes use of Djangos wonderful ORM, Tornados excellent websocket support (with fallback. Tested in IE7), and Redis blazing speed.
pip install swampdragon
note: Redis 2.8 or higher required
See documentation and example projects in this repository.
Tutorial available here.
See Documentation here
See change logs at swampdragon.net here
Feel free to make a pull request, just make sure you write tests to cover the changes / additions you make.
To run the tests install Tox and run tox (in the same directory as tox.ini)
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