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piroq 0.0.2
PiroQ: Turns a Raspberry Pi into a Heroku-like execution environment.
License: MIT
Keywords: framework cloud raspberrypi procfile

# PiroQ

> A Heroku-like execution environment, with a focus on Raspberry Pi support


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## Rationale

For some time now, I've been settling on Python as my preferred general-purpose language,  with its vast amount of very nice modules and frameworks. Along with Python, I really like Heroku as an incredible simple deployment target. Besides Heroku, I also heavily use Raspberry Pi nodes. Most of the time the same code runs on Heroku and on a Pi, so I ended up with a quest to make deployment on a Pi as identical to the experience on Heroku. Hence PiroQ - pronounced "ku" at the end - wonder why ;-)

## Documentation

Visit [Read the Docs](https://piroq.readthedocs.org) for the full documentation, including overviews and walkthroughs.