If you want to make Hatta publicly available on your server, it's best to use the efficient WSGI setup. See the sample hatta.wsgi file.
If you are running multiple wikis in a shared hosting, you might want to save some memory (and thus cut costs) by only running a single wsgi process, but have it dispatch to different wikis based on the domain name. You can do that with a simple wsgi middleware:
import hatta
config1 = hatta.WikiConfig(
pages_path='/path/to/pages/', # XXX Edit this!
cache_path='/path/to/cache/', # XXX Edit this!
)
wiki1 = hatta.Wiki(config1)
config2 = hatta.WikiConfig(
pages_path='/path/to/pages/', # XXX Edit this!
cache_path='/path/to/cache/', # XXX Edit this!
)
wiki2 = hatta.Wiki(config2)
apps = {
'wiki1.example.com': wiki1.application,
'wiki2.example.com': wiki2.application,
}
default_host = 'wiki1.example.com'
def application(env, start):
host = env.get('HTTP_HOST', default_host)
app = apps.get(host, apps[default_host])
return app(env, start)
Note, that you can run any WSGI applications this way – not just Hatta..