def makeService(options):
"""
Make a service.
@param options: The option parameters.
@return: A service.
"""
tsAPIService = API(
tsAPI, json.load(open("tomatosalad/static/json/api.json")),
serviceClass=tsServiceClass())
site = server.Site(tsAPIService.getResource())
return strports.service(options['port'], site)
def makeService(options):
"""
Make a service.
@param options: The option parameters.
@return: A service.
"""
elAPIService = API(
EDMLoggerAPI, utils.JSONLoadFromPath(options["haddockConfig"]),
serviceClass=EDMLoggerServiceClass(
utils.JSONLoadFromPath(options["config"]), reactor))
site = server.Site(elAPIService.getResource())
return strports.service(options['port'], site)
def makeService(options):
"""
Make a service.
@param options: The option parameters.
@return: A service.
"""
config = resource_string(__name__, "api.json").decode("utf-8")
APIService = API(
horsejaxAPI, json.loads(config))
site = server.Site(APIService.getResource())
return strports.service(options['port'], site)
class v2(object):
def __init__(self, outer):
# `outer` is actually the a reference to the master `APIExample`.
# You don't need to have `__init__` defined, but you can do stuff
# here if you wanted to!
# For example to migrate a processor from v1 to v2, you could do:
# self.someapi_GET = outer.v1.someapi_GET
pass
def weather_GET(self, request, params):
# Just return an object - Haddock will check it according to your
# API definition and JSONise it. You'll notice that this is
# different to what v1 returns - different processors can require
# different things. Check APIExample.json to see what makes
# Weather v1 and Weather v2 different.
return {"temperature": 30, "windSpeed": 20, "isRaining": "YES"}
myAPI = API(
APIExample, # Pass in your API class.
json.load(open("APIExample.json")), # Load your API definition and give it
# to Haddock to build your API with.
serviceClass=myServiceClass()) # Rather than using the default, pass in an
# instance of your custom service class.
service = myAPI.getApp() # Get a reference to the Klein app. You can also call
# `getResource()` to get a Resource, if you want that
# instead!
service.run("127.0.0.1", 8094) # Start up a HTTP server using Klein's helper.
