API: aj.api.http

class aj.api.http.BaseHttpHandler

Base class for everything that can process HTTP requests

handle(http_context)

Should create a HTTP response in the given http_context and return the plain output

Parameters:http_context (aj.http.HttpContext) – HTTP context

class aj.api.http.HttpMasterMiddleware(context)

handle(http_context)

Should create a HTTP response in the given http_context and return the plain output

Parameters:http_context (aj.http.HttpContext) – HTTP context

class aj.api.http.HttpMiddleware(context)

handle(http_context)

Should create a HTTP response in the given http_context and return the plain output

Parameters:http_context (aj.http.HttpContext) – HTTP context

class aj.api.http.HttpPlugin(context)

A base interface for HTTP request handling:

@component
class HelloHttp(HttpPlugin):
    @get('/hello/(?P<name>.+)')
    def get_page(self, http_context, name=None):
        context.add_header('Content-Type', 'text/plain')
        context.respond_ok()
        return 'Hello, f"{name}"!'

handle(http_context)

Finds and executes the handler for given request context (handlers were methods decorated with url() and will be decorated with e.g. @get and @post in the future)

Parameters:http_context (aj.http.HttpContext) – HTTP context Returns:reponse data

class aj.api.http.SocketEndpoint(context)

Base interface for Socket.IO endpoints.

destroy()

Destroys endpoint, killing the running greenlets

on_connect(message)

Called on a successful client connection

on_disconnect(message)

Called on a client disconnect

on_message(message, *args)

Called when a socket message arrives to this endpoint

plugin = None

arbitrary plugin ID for socket message routing

send(data, plugin=None)

Sends a message to the client.the

Parameters:

• data – message object
• plugin (str) – routing ID (this endpoint’s ID if not specified)

spawn(target, *args, **kwargs)

Spawns a greenlet in this endpoint, which will be auto-killed when the client disconnects

Parameters:target – target function

aj.api.http.delete(pattern)

Exposes the decorated method of your HttpPlugin via HTTP

Parameters:pattern (str) – URL regex (^ and $ are implicit) Return type:function

Named capture groups will be fed to function as **kwargs

aj.api.http.get(pattern)

Exposes the decorated method of your HttpPlugin via HTTP

Parameters:pattern (str) – URL regex (^ and $ are implicit) Return type:function

Named capture groups will be fed to function as **kwargs

aj.api.http.head(pattern)

Exposes the decorated method of your HttpPlugin via HTTP

Parameters:pattern (str) – URL regex (^ and $ are implicit) Return type:function

Named capture groups will be fed to function as **kwargs

aj.api.http.patch(pattern)

Exposes the decorated method of your HttpPlugin via HTTP

Parameters:pattern (str) – URL regex (^ and $ are implicit) Return type:function

Named capture groups will be fed to function as **kwargs

aj.api.http.post(pattern)

Exposes the decorated method of your HttpPlugin via HTTP

Parameters:pattern (str) – URL regex (^ and $ are implicit) Return type:function

Named capture groups will be fed to function as **kwargs

aj.api.http.put(pattern)

Exposes the decorated method of your HttpPlugin via HTTP

Parameters:pattern (str) – URL regex (^ and $ are implicit) Return type:function

Named capture groups will be fed to function as **kwargs

aj.api.http.requests_decorator_generator(method)

Factorization to generate request decorators like @get or @post.

Parameters:method (basestring) – Request method decorator to generate, like get or post Returns: Return type:

aj.api.http.url(pattern)

Exposes the decorated method of your HttpPlugin via HTTP. Will be deprecated in favor of new decorators ( @get, @post, … )

Parameters:pattern (str) – URL regex (^ and $ are implicit) Return type:function

Named capture groups will be fed to function as **kwargs

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