Any open source project which are pure tornado?

[avi]

By pure I mean, they use Tornado for everything including templating and also tornado's IO Loop. 

I found A. Jesse Jiryu Davis' motor-blog app: https://github.com/ajdavis/motor-blog

But are there any bigger projects which use Tornado? 

I want to learn how to structure the tornado apps which have many handlers. Thank you.

[A. Jesse Jiryu Davis]

Definitely don't treat Motor-Blog as a paragon of software architecture. It's pretty hacky and needs cleanup. =)

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[Ben Darnell]

On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 9:25 AM, avi <avinas...@gmail.com> wrote:

By pure I mean, they use Tornado for everything including templating and also tornado's IO Loop. 

I found A. Jesse Jiryu Davis' motor-blog app: https://github.com/ajdavis/motor-blog

But are there any bigger projects which use Tornado? 

Here's the code from my previous startup: https://github.com/viewfinderco/viewfinder/

The python code is in the backend directory.

 

I want to learn how to structure the tornado apps which have many handlers. Thank you.

There's no right or wrong way to do this; it depends on what fits the project best. Viewfinder had one main handler (backend/www/service.py) that nearly everything passed through which then delegated to a bunch of non-handler functions. 

[selam]

I create very basic and very hacky way to use many handlers in my project, i give you an example maybe it helps to your project..

mkdir handlers

write all handlers inside handlers like 

handlers/user.py

import tornado.web

class  RegisterHandler(tornado.web.requestHandler)

    ROUTE = "/user/register"

   def get(self):

       ...

   def post(self):

class LoginHandler(tornado.web.requestHandler):

   ROUTE = "/user/login"

   def get(self):

    ...

   def post(self):

    ....

handlers/__init__.py

import sys

import inspect

import user

ROUTES = []

MODULES = [

     user

]

for module in MODULES:

    members = inspect.getmembers(sys.modules[module.__name__], inspect.isclass)

    for cls in members:

        if hasattr(cls[1], "ROUTE"):

            ROUTES.append((r"%s" % (cls[1].ROUTE,), cls[1]))

    

and in projectname.py

import handlers

import tornado.web

class Application(tornado.web.Application):

    def __init__(self):

        settings = {

         ....

        }

        tornado.web.Application.__init__(self,  handlers.ROUTES, **settings)

.....

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[Kyle Kelley]

Hey Avi,

Check out IPython (http://ipython.org/). It's all tornado for the main notebook application.

Source: https://github.com/ipython/ipython

In particular, you want the notebook server which lives under IPython/html: https://github.com/ipython/ipython/tree/master/IPython/html

GitHub code search is your friend in finding all of them, but the large majority of the handlers are here (including the base classes): https://github.com/ipython/ipython/blob/9a0ef7371060d61415f02526caaa3916a6083d28/IPython/html/base/handlers.py

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[Josh Przybylko]

Hi,

I haven't taken a good look at the code yet, but the following appears to be a decent "almost pure" tornado project that is up to date:

https://github.com/cdkr/tornado-cantas

It looks as if the friendly folk at Red Hat have ported their node based collab tool, Cantas, to tornado.

"Cantas is a real-time collaborative web application.This is a side project, used as internal productivity tool in Red Hat.

I am not sure why they used socket.io/tornadio2 instead of sockJS however?

Thanks for posting the other examples

[David Nellessen]

Here a rather small Tornado project of mine, an URL shortener service with an API similar to bitly: https://github.com/nellessen/tornado-shortener

[avi]

Thank you everyone for the reply. I found few more:

This one seems good: https://github.com/bueda/tornado-boilerplate

and few others:

https://github.com/hkage/tornado-project-skeleton

https://github.com/iambibhas/tornado-boilterplate

https://github.com/decultured/Tornado-Base-Project

and also: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15415634/whats-the-best-structure-for-a-large-scale-python-tornado-project

[rande]

Hello,

I have been coding a small CMS with tornado: https://github.com/rande/python-element, the documentation is available here: http://python-element.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

It is a pet project but it working well on http://thomas.rabaix.net/under-the-hood

[aliane abdelouahab]

and ecommerce simple website (tornado, motor)

https://github.com/abdelouahabb/essog

[Phyo Arkar Lwin]

This is very interesting collab tool. Thanks alot for sharing.

Also , Very Very interesting web based terminal client , GraphTerm is 100% tornado!

https://github.com/mitotic/graphterm

You've got to try it, very powerful , can view alot of file formats inside terminal directly.  

[Phyo Arkar Lwin]

We are also building something similar to Reddit + Discourse , Social Media sharing, but with Chat (comment sytle chats) , can share/upload and view a lot of media types .

It also includes voice chat and video viewer. Its 100% pypy + tornado on serverside and  qxdoo + html5 technologies ( qooxdoo.org )

I am thinking to  opensource it when we ready.

[aliane abdelouahab]

by the way, here is the demo

http://essoug.cloudcontrolapp.com/

the project is not a big deal, but can be helpful for some code...