Exemple #1
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def execute_from_config(config_file):
    '''Create and run an :class:`App` from a ``config_file``.

This is the function to use when creating the script which runs your
web applications::

    import lux

    if __name__ == '__main__':
        lux.execute_from_config('path.to.config')

:param config_file: the python dotted path to the config file for setting
    up a new :class:`App`. The config file should be located in the
    python module which implements the :ref:`main application` of the web site.
    '''
    execute_app(App(config_file))
Exemple #2
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def execute_from_config(config_file):
    '''Create and run an :class:`App` from a ``config_file``.

This is the function to use when creating the script which runs your
web applications::

    import lux

    if __name__ == '__main__':
        lux.execute_from_config('path.to.config')

:param config_file: the python dotted path to the config file for setting
    up a new :class:`App`. The config file should be located in the
    python module which implements the :ref:`main application` of the web site.
    '''
    execute_app(App(config_file))
Exemple #3
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def execute_from_command_line(argv=None):
    '''Execute a command line command'''
    execute_app(App('lux.core.app'))
Exemple #4
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def execute_from_command_line(argv=None):
    '''Execute a command line command'''
    execute_app(App('lux.core.app'))