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peak the python enterprise application kit friday march 27 2020 as of march 2020 the mailing lists at eby sarna com have been closed and the archives moved here in addition the old svn eby sarna com and cvs eby sarna com sites are in the process of being shut down so if there is anything you want from that hasn t been migrated to the github peak legacy organization you should grab it before april 1 for more info on the shutdown and migration you can read the final message to the peak mailing list monday june 25 2007 wondering what s been going on with peak lately check out this status report wednesday may 24 2006 the breakup of peak into separate easyinstall able packages has finally begun so far this week bytecodeassembler importing and decoratortools have all been spun off into their own pypi listings as separately installable packages i ve also posted a new roadmap to the mailing list which describes the work to be done on peak rules and various other planned package spinoffs friday september 16 2005 wow i can t believe i ve neglected to update this page for almost a year now it s not because development hasn t been taking place though for example i ve been doing a pretty major project that roughly corresponds to java s osgi crossed with perl s cpan shell setuptools for packaging python projects as eggs easyinstall bundled with setuptools for finding downloading and installing projects from pypi aka the cheese shop pkg_resources bundled with setuptools a runtime package management resource extraction and service discovery system akin to osgi this project has in fact consumed most of my off hours this year so i ve done next to nothing on other parts of peak except that a few months ago i updated the data manager interface to inch it a little closer to what peak schema will someday look like whenever i get around to working on it again there is still so much that needs doing with setuptools just to catch it up to ruby s gems as far as package management another big project still to come is the breakup of peak into separately distributed eggs following our recently completed move to subversion for source control speaking of which if you came here from david mertz new article on generic functions and are looking for the implementation here s how to install it download ez_setup py and then run ez_setup py zf http peak telecommunity com snapshots ruledispatch this will install the latest version of the ruledispatch generic function package along with pyprotocols and setuptools i ll probably make an official release to pypi this weekend but in the meantime this will let you get started don t try to download from cvs we ve moved to subversion the setuptools project is likely to remain my primary focus for a while though in addition to being a key enterprise feature for python and being something needed for my day job at osaf it s also a key feature for peak s future peak is as large as it is only because it has historically been difficult to manage dependencies between separately distributed python packages peak contains dozens of useful narrowly focused tools and mini frameworks that would be considerably more attractive as standalone distributions the setuptools project finally makes it practical to distribute them separately wednesday october 27 2004 an early version of peak web is now available as i previously promised at this point it s more of a proof of concept than a working web framework since it only includes features aimed at creating static sites and dynamic read only sites e g from databases in other words no authentication and no forms handling for the moment however it s a very easy way to create pages to go with your objects searching or modifying objects well that s a bit harder i also now have a personal blog at dirtsimple org which will sometimes touch on peak related topics the blog combined with the work i ve been doing for my wife s lingerie and adult toy store not safe for work has been taking up a lot of my time lately and no the store s website isn t written in peak web it s using an open source php package why do you think i ve been so motivated to get peak web working php the language isn t so much the issue as it is that adding components to the site equals applying diffs to various segments of it ugh peak web will be much more modular i guarantee it tuesday july 6 2004 the first release candidate for pyprotocols 0 9 3 is now available this release mainly improves compatibility and api symmetry between pyprotocols and zope such as the ability to use ifoo bar as a shortcut for adapt bar ifoo and the ability to use adapter factories that take only one argument i ve tried to make it as backwards compatible with 0 9 2 as possible but depending on how deeply you ve used certain obscure features you may notice changes so make sure that you read upgrading txt and changes txt before you upgrade any production code to 0 9 3 wednesday february 18 2004 peak 0 5a3 is finally out there s no unifying theme to this release unless it s been too long since the last release counts lots of new frameworks and other cool features but then if you ve actually been using peak chances are good you ve been following the cvs version and the mailing list and so you ve already been using all the new stuff for a while so i m not sure what else i should say here i still don t want to excessively promote peak to people who aren t willing to do a little digging and experimenting so i guess i should shut up now friday december 5 2003 pyprotocols 0 9 2 is out i goofed and missed adding a unit test for the new protocols variation class as a result it was unusably broken thanks to radek kanovsky for pointing this out i guess this just shows what happens when you don t write the tests first friday november 28 2003 pyprotocols 0 9 1 is out highlights include fixed bugs compatibility with the latest versions of python zope and twisted and lots of new convenience features for automatically or semi automatically creating protocols and adapters see the full list of changes wednesday october 15 2003 there s now a developer wiki available at http peak telecommunity com devcenter there are a few official documentation semi drafts floating around there plus some promising volunteer efforts and examples also a mostly complete set of irc channel logs is available at http peak telecommunity com irc logs but keep in mind that most days logged consist mostly of so and so came so and so left and other days are missing the twisted based logbot seems susceptible to being bumped offline and never coming back i keep meaning to ask for help with it on the twisted mailing list but never quite getting around to it work is in progress on developing a full blown logical query language for peak actually not so much a language as a python api for creating query objects that can be either executed on objects directly the way peak model queries does now or translated to other query languages like sql the api s expressive power should be roughly equivalent to that of conquer a conceptual query language that s a superset of sql in functionality and much easier to use i m currently posting design notes to the mailing list and posting links to useful papers in the wiki documentation what is peak api reference tutorial pdf draft pyprotocols community mailing list devcenter wiki irc channel resources news github download current releases installation info anonymous svn