Initial Default Python Starter Kit - #1
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This basic examples includes the key pieces (pyproject.toml, fastly.toml, etc.) setup to use the fastly SDK. It makes use of the flask microframework based on the SDKs support for WSGI.
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A bunch of small stuff, but this looks great!
| name = "fastly-compute-python-app" | ||
| version = "0.1.0" | ||
| description = "A basic starter kit for Python on Fastly Compute" | ||
| requires-python = ">=3.12" |
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Any reason not to start with 3.14?
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We'll always bundle a WASI CPython 3.14 currently, but this constraint will apply to the developer machine. To a degree, I think we could even relax this further as we only minimally depend on the host setup.
So, this tries to balance:
- Going to 3.14 will just cause pain for a lot of devs as their host OS doesn't ship with a new enough python.
- Going older could pick up versions of libs that might not work well on 3.14 (though I haven't concretely proven this).
Python 3.12 is what ships with Ubuntu 24.04 which I did not want to have be broken out of the box as it will still likely be a common developer and CI python version for awhile longer.
Co-authored-by: Kevin P. Fleming <kpfleming@users.noreply.github.com>
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Test is failing purely due to lack of CLI support, which is blocked on this repo being ready, so I'm going to go ahead and merge. |
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This basic examples includes the key pieces (pyproject.toml, fastly.toml, etc.) setup to use the fastly SDK. It makes use of the flask microframework based on the SDKs support for WSGI.