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Pylons Project Templates
Pylons comes out-of-the-box with two project templates, "pylons" and "pylons_minimal". Most users start their projects using the "pylons" template (i.e. "paster create -t pylons") which produces a minimal skeleton application structure. However, Pylons isn't limited to these templates, anyone can create their own.
Below is a list of community-created Pylons application templates, aimed at generating more functionally advanced boilerplate than the simple defaults. For example, most templates generate pre-configured authentication. Note that, due to the many possible combinations of projects and WSGI middleware available, different templates will implement common functionality (like authentication) in possibly different ways.
- BlastOff - a Pylons application template providing a working site skeleton configured with SQLAlchemy, mako, repoze.who, ToscaWidgets, TurboMail, WebFlash and (optionally) SchemaBot. The generated app is pre-configured with authentication, login and registration forms, and (optionally) email confirmation.
- Shabti - a set of Pylons kick-start services built on Pylons/Paste and, variously Elixir, SQLAlchemy, rdflib, RDFAlchemy. It includes paster commands for database management, migrations and model scaffolding, plus AuthKit integration.
- PylonsTemplates - additional paster templates for Pylons applications. pylons_repoze_what: Based on the default Pylons paster template, the pylons_repoze_what template implements a working authorization system based on repoze.what and repoze.what-quickstart. (Authentication by repoze.who is automatically set up as well.)