PyWebDAV is a standards compliant WebDAV server and library written in Python

PyWebDAV3 is an updated distribution for python 3 support.

Python WebDAV implementation (level 1 and 2) that features a library that enables you to integrate WebDAV server capabilities to your application

A fully working example on how to use the library is included. You can find the server in the DAVServer package. Upon installation a script called davserver is created in your $PYTHON/bin directory.

Consists of a server that is ready to run Serve and the DAV package that provides WebDAV server(!) functionality.

Currently supports

* WebDAV level 1
* Level 2 (LOCK, UNLOCK)
* Experimental iterator support

It plays nice with

* Mac OS X Finder
* Windows Explorer
* iCal
* cadaver
* Nautilus

This package does not provide client functionality.

Installation and setup of server can be as easy as follows:

$ pip install PyWebDAV3 $ davserver -D /tmp -n -J

After installation of this package you will have a new script in you $PYTHON/bin directory called davserver. This serves as the main entry point to the server.

If you're living on the bleeding edge then check out the sourcecode from https://github.com/andrewleech/PyWebDAV3

After having downloaded code simply install a development egg:

$ git clone https://github.com/andrewleech/PyWebDAV3 $ cd PyWebDAV3 $ python setup.py develop $ davserver --help

Any updates, fork and pull requests against my github page

If you want to use the library then have a look at the DAVServer package that holds all code for a full blown server. Also doc/ARCHITECURE has information for you.

Ask here https://github.com/andrewleech/PyWebDAV3 or send an email to the maintainer.

• Python 3.5 or higher (www.python.org)
• PyXML 0.66 (pyxml.sourceforge.net)

General Public License v2 see doc/LICENSE

Andrew Leech [*] Melbourne, Australia andrew@alelec.net

Simon Pamies Bielefeld, Germany s.pamies@banality.de

Christian Scholz Aachen, Germany mrtopf@webdav.de

Vince Spicer Ontario, Canada vince@vince.ca

[*]: Current Maintainer

• MySQLdb (http://sourceforge.net/projects/mysql-python)
• Mysql server 4.0+ for Mysql authentication with with read/write access to one database

Look inside the file doc/TODO for things which needs to be done and may be done in the near future.

Have a look at doc/ARCHITECTURE to understand what's going on under the hood