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I am trying to build a REST API web service using Python Eve. I have experience in using Lithium (PHP framework) and Ruby on Rails but I am struggling to figure out the proper folder structure to use with Python Eve. Any suggestion on where to put my models and controllers (mostly pre / post hooks).
Have you looked at the Eve demo source code? Should be enough to get you started. Hooks can then be added to the run.py script, see the documentation. A more complex application (not so much at this point in time) is Adam, still a work in progress though.
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I'm trying to develop a windows gui app with python and i will distribute that later. I don't know how to set the app for some future releasing updates or bug fix from a server/remotely. How can I handle this problem? Can I add some auto-update future to app? What should write for that in my code and what framework or library should I use?
Do pyinstaller/ inno setup have some futures for this?
Thanks for your help.
How about this approach:
You can use a version control service like github to version control your code.
Then checkout the repository on your windows machine.
Write a batch/bash script to checkout the latest version of your code and restart the app.
Then use the Windows task scheduler to periodically run this script.
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I am new to DevOps and python. I want to dockerize my python ML model which is a Flask API. I want to know if we only put the .pyd files on the container or the whole source code in the docker container.
Python is not a compiled language. While there are 'tricks' to ship only the bytecode, Python programs are usually shipped with the whole source code.
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I want to use tomtom web api for routing : https://developer.tomtom.com
every time I search how to use an API with django I get the restfull framework isn't that for building an API? If I can use it to work with an existing API if yes I want to know how?
Or the requests library for python would be enough?
You should definitely try requests package (link), it is totally sufficient for building any REST API client.
The Django package you've probably found is django rest framework which is used to build API interfaces. But what you want is not to build an API but make requests and integrate to and external API. Requests package is simple choice to do that.
I have found nice tutorial to API integration with python here. Good luck ;-).
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How can i implement OCR on google app engine? I already googled and found out, i need pure python code to run on that environment. Is there any pure python library?
App Engine is not limited to pure python code anymore. Just set up your own API for OCR using Managed VMs. You can use any library you want. Note that Managed VMs are still in early beta, but you can start to build something with it already.
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I was using python-mosquitto for several projects. Today I read that the Eclipse Paho project also contains a Python MQTT client module. I built and installed it, and the syntax and classes appear to be exactly the same.
Is one a fork of the other? Which one is under active development and should be used in production? mqtt.org seems to think the Paho is the way to go but there is no mention of this on mosquitto.org.
What are the exact differences between python-mosquitto and paho-python?