The MIC stack genesis!
PROTON is a high-level Python framework that facilitates rapid server-side development with clean & pragmatic design. Thanks for checking it out!
PROTON aims at easing server-side development for all Python enthusiasts. Essentially, by running a shell command, developer will auto generate necessary Model, Controller and APIs! All of this with connectivity to Transactional Databases (PROTON supports Postgresql, MySQL & SQL Server),caching (Redis middleware), Auto generated OpenAPI specs & descriptive logging! One command, to get a production ready server-side stack!
- Install postgres on your local machine.
sudo apt-get install postgresql
- Edit connection parameters for PROTON to achieve db connectivity @
databaseConfig.ini
- Clone PROTON using
git clone https://github.com/PruthviKumarBK/PROTON.git
- Create a virtual environment. (If using anaconda,
conda create -n <env name> python=3
) cd PROTON
pip install -r requirements.txt
- PROTON relies on Redis for caching. Install redis using
sudo apt-get install redis-server
- That's it! You are ready to create your first MIC (Model, Interface, Controller) stack!
Generate a new MIC stack named testMic :
./protongen.sh -n testMic -p 3000
Your code base will now include, dynamically generated content for testMic all the way from Model, Controller & Interface!
PROTON will dynamically generate an API for every method defined in the controller for testMic. Right now, there is a method named schemaInformation
within controller_testMic.py
for testMic. Convention for generated route will be <get_micName_controllerMethod>. Go to, localhost:3000/get_testMic_schemaInformation
; you will see the schema information for connected database in postgresql! This is the default code auto-generated by PROTON for every new MicStack
For every auto generated route, cache will steer PROTON on steroids for subsequent get calls! Each entry in cache will live upto a day! You can change this lifespan by editing CACHE_LIFESPAN
within PROTON's configuration.py
Now, when you want to add a new method/expose newer APIs within testMic, all you should be doing is write SQL and create a method within PROTON's respective MIC stack.
With newer method now in place, to generate API, all you do is issue this one command:
./protongen.sh -s yes
Newly generated route will also get cache settled!
Generating a new MIC stack will leave existing stack unaltered.
Trace for PROTON stack will be enabled throughout. Checkout ./trace/
directory.
PROTON also ships with ability to automagically generate OpenAPI specs!
Should you want to delete from existing PROTON MIC stack, you stand one command away! Like Generator, PROTON also ships with Destroyer which pragmatically clears the desired MIC from PROTON stack. (This will also clean the Cache entries automagically; only for mic that is targeted to be killed.)
./protonkill.sh -k <micName>
PROTON will continue to perform/live with remaining MIC stack after destroyer completing its job!
NOTE: PROTON uses Gunicorn as High Performance Server. Gunicorn is built to utilize kernel features of Unix/Linux machines. Hence, PROTON will be seamless on Unix/Linux platforms. On Windows, PROTON will require fallback to another WSGI server which is Work In Progress at this moment.
- Support for MySql, SqlLite and SqlServer relational databases.
- Pipelines to transfer form and to datawarehouse to database. Support for GCP's bigQuery and AWS's RedShift in progress.
- containerization of PROTON. Docker build and Kubernetes deployable PROTON!
- Auto generated Swagger UI from PROTON generated openAPI specs.
For any feedback or issues write to Pruthvi @ [email protected]. Ensure to have a valid subject line, detailed message with appropriate stack trace to expect prompt/quick response.
0.0.1 - PROTON confirms to PEP8 standards.
0.0.2 - Cache is unique not only per route but to query params per route.
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