web3py

Try me (from pip)

python3 -m pip install web3py
web3py-start apps
open http://localhost:8000/todo/index

(The apps folder will be created with some apps inside)

Try me (from source)

git clone https://github.com/web2py/web3py.git
cd web3py 
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
./web3py-start apps
open http://localhost:8000/todo/index

Notice "web3py-start" uses the pip insalled web3py, "./web3py-start" uses the local one. Do not get confused.

Tell me more

this is a work in progress and not stable yet but close to be stable
python3 only
uses https://github.com/web2py/pydal (same DAL as web2py)
uses https://github.com/web2py/yatl (same as web2py but defaults to [[...]] instead of {{...}} delimiters)
uses the same validators as web2py (they are in pyDAL)
uses the very similar helpers to web2py (A, DIV, SPAN, etc.)
uses https://github.com/web2py/pluralize for i18n and pluralization
request, response, abort are from https://bottlepy.org
HTTP and redirect are our own objects
like web2py it supports static asset management /{appname}/static/_0.0.0/{path}
implements sessions in cookies (jwt encrypted), db, memcache, redis and custom
implements a cache.memoize (Ram cache with O(1) access)
supports multiple apps under apps folder (same as web2py)
unlike web2py does not use a custom importer or eval
admin has been replaced by a _daskboard (90% done)
appadmin has been replaced by dbadmin (within dashboard) (90% done)
auth logic is implemented via a "auth" vue.js custom component (90% done)
SQLFORM has been replaced by web3py/utils/form.py
SQLFORM.grid was been replaced by a "mtable" vue.js custom component (90% done)
there are not enough tests
it is not as stable as web2py yet
it is 10-20x faster than web2py

Components

pydal + dbapi (done)
yatl (done)
pluralize (done)
auth (WIP, 90%)
mailer (done)
session (cookes, db, redis, memcache)
form (done up to downloads)
mtable (WIP, 75%)
dashboard (90% done)
scaffold (done)
bus (0%)
tornado (done)
gevent (done)
gunicorn (done)
bottle (done)

Storing _dashboard password

If you do not want to be prompted for a dashboard passwod every time:

create the password:

$ python3 -c "from pydal.validators import CRYPT; open('password.txt','w').write(str(CRYPT()(input('password:'))[0]))"
password: *****

(re)use it: