Exemple #1
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    def run(self):

        """
        While we could use the standard decorators to register these routes, 
        using add_url_rule() allows us to create diffrent endpoint names
        programmatically and pass the classes self object to the routes
        """

        config = Config()
        config.host = self['BindIP']
        config.port = self['Port']
        config.debug = False
        config.use_reloader = False

        http_blueprint = Blueprint(__name__, 'http')
        http_blueprint.before_request(self.check_if_naughty)
        #http_blueprint.after_request(self.make_normal)

        http_blueprint.add_url_rule('/<uuid:GUID>', 'key_exchange', self.key_exchange, methods=['POST'])
        http_blueprint.add_url_rule('/<uuid:GUID>', 'stage', self.stage, methods=['GET'])
        http_blueprint.add_url_rule('/<uuid:GUID>/jobs', 'jobs', self.jobs, methods=['GET'])
        http_blueprint.add_url_rule('/<uuid:GUID>/jobs/<job_id>', 'job_result', self.job_result, methods=['POST'])

        # Add a catch all route
        http_blueprint.add_url_rule('/', 'unknown_path', self.unknown_path, defaults={'path': ''})
        http_blueprint.add_url_rule('/<path:path>', 'unknown_path', self.unknown_path, methods=['GET', 'POST'])

        #logging.getLogger('quart.app').setLevel(logging.DEBUG if state.args['--debug'] else logging.ERROR)
        #logging.getLogger('quart.serving').setLevel(logging.DEBUG if state.args['--debug'] else logging.ERROR)

        self.app = Quart(__name__)
        self.app.register_blueprint(http_blueprint)
        asyncio.run(serve(self.app, config))
Exemple #2
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def run_command(info: ScriptInfo, host: str, port: int) -> None:
    config = Config()
    config.access_log_format = "%(h)s %(r)s %(s)s %(b)s %(D)s"
    config.access_logger = create_serving_logger()
    config.debug = True
    config.error_logger = config.access_logger
    config.host = host
    config.port = port
    config.use_reloader = True
    run_single(info.load_app(), config)