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supercell 0.14.0
Supercell is a framework for creating RESTful APIs that loosely follow the idea of domain driven design.
License: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

supercell
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Supercell is a framework for creating RESTful APIs that loosely follow the idea
of *domain driven design*. Writing APIs in supercell begins with creating the
domain classes using *schematics* and creating code for storing, manipulating
and querying the data. Only then *Tornado* request handlers are created and
*scales* will give you insights into the running API instance. At this point
supercell will take care of transforming the incoming and outgoing
serializations of the domain models.

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.. |TravisImage| image:: https://travis-ci.org/retresco/supercell.png?branch=master
.. _TravisImage: https://travis-ci.org/retresco/supercell

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.. _CoverAlls: https://coveralls.io/r/retresco/supercell

.. |RequiresIo| image:: https://requires.io/github/retresco/supercell/requirements.svg?branch=master
.. _RequiresIo: https://requires.io/github/retresco/supercell/requirements/?branch=master


Quick Links
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* `Documentation <http://supercell.rtfd.org>`_
* `Source (Github) <http://github.com/retresco/supercell>`_
* `Issues (Github) <http://github.com/retresco/supercell/issues>`_


Authors
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In order of contribution:

* Daniel Truemper `@truemped <http://twitter.com/truemped>`_
* Marko Drotschmann `@themakodi <http://twitter.com/themakodi>`_
* Tobias Guenther `@tobigue_ <http://twitter.com/tobigue_>`_
* Matthias Rebel `@_rebeling <http://twitter.com/_rebeling>`_
* Fabian Neumann `@hellp <http://twitter.com/hellp>`_
* Michael Jurke `@mjrk <https://github.com/mjrk>`_
* Steffen Becker `@exorbit <https://github.com/exorbit>`_
* Andreas Peldszus `@peldszus <https://github.com/peldszus>`_


License
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Licensed under Apache 2.0 -- see LICENSE