Similar to the concept of Flask Blueprints, Bottle-rack simplifies managing multiple Bottle services. You can use Bottle-rack to manage running and developing microservices locally and later deploying as separate services.
git clone [email protected]:peregrinius/bottle-rack.git
cd bottle-rack
# if you want to use a virtual environment
virtualenv -p $(which python3) venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python run.py
The only required dependency is bottle-mold, which is used to promote cleaner code in your services by removing boilerplate code from services. It includes:
- handling CORS
- ORM plugin configuration
Note: sqlalchemy is also provided by default but only used for demonstation purposes
Configuration is managed through the config.py file, here you can setup parameters for:
- Logging
- CORS
- ORM configuration
- registering services
The config file consists of two kinds of two ways of setting values, with environment variables and as variables.
- Environment variables should be used for values that need to be set for deploying services independently of bottle-rack
- Variables should be used for values that are only required for running the web service using bottle-rack