boodebr sandbox App Engine samples and tutorials from boodebr.org
To get started, I'm going to add some static content.
On my laptop, my development directory is c:\frank\src\gapp_boodebr. I'll refer to this as the toplevel folder for brevity. Under that directory is a folder wiki that holds the wiki content you are viewing now.
In the toplevel folder, I created app.yaml: The key here is the handlers section where I tell the app engine to treat wiki\ as static content. That's it - no .py files are required.
To test my app locally, I run:
When happy with the results, I upload to App Engine:
And voila, there it is: http://boodebr.appspot.com/wiki/index.html
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On my laptop, my development directory is c:\frank\src\gapp_boodebr. I'll refer to this as the toplevel folder for brevity. Under that directory is a folder wiki that holds the wiki content you are viewing now.
In the toplevel folder, I created app.yaml:
app.yaml
application: boodebr
version: 1
runtime: python
api_version: 1
handlers:
- url: /wiki
static_dir: wiki
version: 1
runtime: python
api_version: 1
handlers:
- url: /wiki
static_dir: wiki
To test my app locally, I run:
cd c:\frank\src\gapp_boodebr
dev_appserver.py .
Viewing the results at http://127.0.0.1:8080dev_appserver.py .
When happy with the results, I upload to App Engine:
appcfg.py update .
And voila, there it is: http://boodebr.appspot.com/wiki/index.html
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