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Introduction

Gaegene-example is an App Engine webapp that serves both as an example of Gaegene uses and a set of functional tests. It utilizes the Django web framework and the App Engine Patch project.

How To

The gaegene-example project doesn't have the gaegene library bundled by default. You'll need to either download the Gaegene package and place it in the project directory or, if you've installed hg-externals, you can simply run hg externals EXTERNALS and it will clone the Gaegene package for you.

Issue the command ./manage.py test in the project directory to run the tests.

Release History

• August 20, 2009 - 0.2 (Download: Zip)
  • Compatibility with Gaegene 0.2
  • Example now based on App Engine Patch 1.0.2.3
• January 22, 2009 - 0.1 (Download: Zip, GZ or BZ2)
  • Compatibility with Gaegene 0.1

Roadmap

• Maintain compatibility with all future versions of Gaegene.

About The Developer

Gaegene was developed by gumptionthomas (Thomas Bohmbach, Jr.) of Gumption, LLC while working on giftag.com.

Contributing

Patches are gladly accepted through bitbucket's "Pull Request" functionality.

What Does The Name Mean?

Gaegene could stand for "Google App Engine General Efficacy Nonesuch Extender," but usually we just call it "The Gene."

It is named in the same good humor as Gaebar or "Google App Engine Backup And Restore".