• Generate correct HTML5 pages
• Minimize file sizes to transfer as little as possible
• Easily extensible through modules

The .htaccess file sets index.py as an index and does the necessary rewrite. The purpose of the index is enabling debugging and passing on handling to the controller (a bit redundant, might be cleaned). The controller handles checking GET arguments, looking to see if modules exist, etc.

Contains content for common error pages.

The hypehtml module generates valid HTML5 pages. It also takes designs that are general setups of pages.

Contains modules. No HTML should be held here, but should instead go in pfwhtml. This provides separation between model and view, only the model of the modules should be held in the mod package.

The __init__.py file in the package automatically imports all modules.

Contains HTML snippets with PFW Variables (To Be Defined).

Contains common PyFrmWrk utilities.

Resources folder for front-end accessible resources (stylesheets and scripts).

Contains all kinds of settings for the framework.

Designing a module should be pretty straight forward. The first step is creating a python file in the mod/ directory. This is your module, representing the model of the page in question. Once the module has been created it can be found at <HOST_NAME>/<MODULE_NAME> - nice and clean URL.

The contents of the module is entirely made up of python code. There is nothing special or fancy here. All you must do to make it work with the framework (if you've run it before doing this, you'll have noticed an error) is to include some of the following variables to be publicly accessible in your module:

body *      HTML that will be put in the body-tag
head        HTML that will be put in the head-tag
charset     Charset of the page, set in meta-tag, defaults to "utf8"
stylesheets Tuple of stylesheet URLs to be included, both relative and
            full paths are allowed.
scripts     Tuple of script URLs to be included, both relative and full
            paths are allowed.
design      A hypehtml.hypehtmldesign.HtmlDesign that will dictate general
            features of the page. The benefit of designs is that they can
            be reused.

Entries marked with * are required. Stylesheets and scripts should be placed in the res folder and should be referred to as /res/<filename>.

• HTML parser with syntax for including variables defined in code
• Deployment feature compiling all python code and minifying resources