Predefined Configuration

New in version 3.0.

Based on the feedback, despite of maximizing the customization, the XML configuration schema is pretty hard to work with or remember, especially for something important like session management and databases (MongoDB).

In version 3.0, it provides the predefined configuration (in JSON format). Here is the sample of all available configuration.

{
    "session": {
        "class": "tori.session.repository.memory.Memory"
        "params": {}
    }
    "db": {
        "managers": {}
    }
}

Database Configuration (“db”)

This section currently can only tell the entity manager factory from Passerine ORM (https://github.com/shiroyuki/passerine) to automatically prepare for the connection to

For example, we have config.json.

{
    "db": {
        "managers": {
            "directory": "mongodb://localhost/directory"
        }
    }
}

Add this line to the XML configuration file.

<use src="config.json"/>

And you can call the service by either:

from tori.centre import services

services.get('db.directory') # to get the entity manager

Session Configuration

The following are usable session adapters.

tori.session.repository.memory.Memory

This is the default option. This uses the process memory as a storage. No parameters.

tori.session.repository.file.File

This adapter uses a single JSON file to store session data. It writes to the file on every save.

Parameters:

param str location:  The location of the file. If the given location is a relative path, the base path will be based from where the main script is.

tori.session.repository.xredis.Redis

This adapter uses a single JSON file to store session data. It writes to the file on every save.

param str prefix:  The key prefix for all session entries. By default, the prefix is set to tori/session. param redis_client:  The redis connection client from redis (python package). By default, it is set to a connection client bounded to localhost without credential. param bool use_localhost_as_fallback:  The flag to use localhost as a fallback connection. It is set to use this feature by default.

Your own adapter?

Just extends your adapter from tori.session.repository.base.Base