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License
Apache License 2.0
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Lastest release
version 1.0.0a2 on Apr 13th, 2011

The gaesynkit framework enables Google App Engine application developers to create entities in the client's Web Storage and synchronize them with the server-side Datastore at a later point of time. So, offline editing becomes easier and more secure through a higher level API.

Installation

The easiest way to install gaesynkit is (provided that you have setuptools installed) to use:

$ easy_install gaesynkit

Developing

If you want to tinker with the most recent development version of gaesynkit, install the development environment by typing following commands:

$ hg clone https://gaesynkit.googlecode.com/hg gaesynkit-dev
$ cd gaesynkit-dev
$ ./configure
$ make

The configure command takes a number of options:

System Message: WARNING/2 (<string>, line 46)

Literal block expected; none found.

Usage: configure [options]

Options: -h,--help display this message --gae-sdk=PATH path to the Google App Engine SDK --with-python=PATH use this Python interpreter

Running Tests

If you have checked out the development sources, you can run all unit tests with the following commands.

Running the Python unit tests:

$ make test

Getting a test coverage report:

$ make coverage

The coverage HTML report will be placed into the htmlcov directory.

In order to run the Javascript unit tests, enter following command and open http://localhost:8080 with your web browser:

$ make testjs
CHANGES

Version 1.0.0a2 (2011-04-12)

  • Using HTML5 Session Storage for storing RPC IDs.
  • Supports more property value types.
  • More efficient synchronization behaviour.

Version 1.0.0a1 (2011-02-08)

  • First alpha release.

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Last updated Apr 13th, 2011

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