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pyshiro : porting Apache Shiro 1.2.3 to Python 3
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I'm working full time porting the vast majority of Apache Shiro, a robust security management platform-framework written in Java, to Python 3. Porting is a massive undertaking and I could use some help. I'm working as quickly as possible, making things pythonic as I go. Interfaces and abstract objects will come last and any major refactoring will come even later. I have to get my arms around this beast first. | |
email me at dkcdkg@gmail.com if you are interested in working together on this project | |
thanks to Les and Apache for making Shiro happen | |
It's not a question of *IF* this porting project will finish but *WHEN* -- the sooner I get help, the sooner the python community can benefit |
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This is awesome! I'm no pythonista and I'm slammed at Stormpath, so I can't really contribute, but I offer all the moral support I can! :)
That said, your best bet would be to base it off the upcoming Shiro 2.0 API:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/shiro/branches/2.0-api-design-changes/
That has cleaned up a few things along the way and would make a good base for porting. Best of luck!