Hi,
I'm interested in using aspen as a configuration interface... where
aspen serves an HTML form, pre-populated based on the contents of a
configuration file. I would like the values to be adjustable by the
users who could then post the page back to aspen. Finally i would
like aspen to do some sanity checks on the data that was submitted and
write the data back to the config file.
Basically, I want to allow a user to modify the configuration file
of an application I'm working on using a web browser.
At first look, I think aspen can do it via its handlers. I wanted
to ask before I begin to invest significant amount of time
understanding python and aspen more as I'm not that good of a
programmer.
-Jason Ellison
PS: this is related to a project for turning old laptops into picture
frames named "flickr-pitchr". The program is wrtten in python and
downloads images from flickr.com for display via SDL on a framebuffer
device.
http://code.google.com/p/flickr-pitchr/
