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I built an open-source WSGI core that consumes dynamic batch requests via query strings and bundles the specified files into a multipart stream. Axon is synchronous and implemented in 507 lines of Python with zero dependencies. I designed it for the rapid prototyping of experimental applications that require granular control over the request lifecycle. I needed something simple enough to retool quickly but performant enough to scale. Quick Links: - PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/axon-api/ - GitHub: https://github.com/b-is-for-build/axon-api - Deployment Script: https://github.com/b-is-for-build/axon-api/blob/master/examp...
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