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I'm not sure if this would help someone else. I've always had this scenario where some of my web2py applications share the models, and therefore, need to share the cache (I use Redis). In the past I've asked if there was any possibility to share cache between applications, but I got no answers: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/web2py/share$20cache$20application%7Csort:date/web2py/iNCzMq8ADnw/ufyPBWajBQAJ Anyway, I've noticed that I could make a simple change to redis_cache.py to achieve what I was looking for: I've added the optional argument "application" to RedisCache(). If you inspect the RedisCache() code, you will notice that previously it was forced to use current.request.application for the instance_name. With this simple change I did, it's possible to provide an application name to the RedisCache() constructor. This has worked like a charm for my specific scenario, and I think I can say that it has backwards compatibility. Still, if this proposal isn't accepted, I would like to hear about some alternative to share cache between applications. Thanks!
Readme
web2py is a free open source full-stack framework for rapid development of fast, scalable, secure and portable database-driven web-based applications.
It is written and programmable in Python. LGPLv3 License
Learn more at http://web2py.com
Google App Engine deployment
cp examples/app.yaml ./
cp handlers/gaehandler.py ./
Then edit ./app.yaml and replace "yourappname" with yourappname.
Important reminder about this GIT repo
An important part of web2py is the Database Abstraction Layer (DAL). In early 2015 this was decoupled into a separate code-base (PyDAL). In terms of git, it is a sub-module of the main repository.
The use of a sub-module requires a one-time use of the --recursive flag for git clone if you are cloning web2py from scratch.
git clone --recursive https://github.com/web2py/web2py.git
If you have an existing repository, the commands below need to be executed at least once:
git submodule update --init --recursive
If you have a folder gluon/dal you must remove it:
rm -r gluon/dal
PyDAL uses a separate stable release cycle to the rest of web2py. PyDAL releases will use a date-naming scheme similar to Ubuntu. Issues related to PyDAL should be reported to its separate repository.
Documentation (readthedocs.org)
Tests
Installation Instructions
To start web2py there is NO NEED to install it. Just unzip and do:
python web2py.py
That's it!!!
web2py directory structure
project/
README
LICENSE
VERSION > this web2py version
web2py.py > the startup script
anyserver.py > to run with third party servers
... > other handlers and example files
gluon/ > the core libraries
packages/ > web2py submodules
dal/
contrib/ > third party libraries
tests/ > unittests
applications/ > are the apps
admin/ > web based IDE
...
examples/ > examples, docs, links
...
welcome/ > the scaffolding app (they all copy it)
ABOUT
LICENSE
models/
views/
controllers/
sessions/
errors/
cache/
static/
uploads/
modules/
cron/
tests/
... > your own apps
examples/ > example config files, mv .. and customize
extras/ > other files which are required for building web2py
scripts/ > utility and installation scripts
handlers/
wsgihandler.py > handler to connect to WSGI
... > handlers for Fast-CGI, SCGI, Gevent, etc
site-packages/ > additional optional modules
logs/ > log files will go in there
deposit/ > a place where web2py stores apps temporarily
Issues?
Report issues at https://github.com/web2py/web2py/issues