def pyserver_core_keyvalue_handlers_get_data_for(key=None):
"""
For a given key return the data stored, if any.
:statuscode 200: data found, and returned
:statuscode 404: no stored data found for provided key
"""
return404 = request.values.get("return404", None)
content_type, value, file_path = read_it(key)
callback = request.values.get("callback", None)
if not value:
if callback:
# this is specifically to handle the (most common) use case of JSONP blowing
# chunks if the response is a 404 as the borwser will not do anything further
# causing the callback in your javascript library to never fire
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key"))
elif return404 and return404 == "false":
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key"))
else:
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key", status_code=404))
else:
if callback:
response = ("%s(%s);" % (callback, value), 200, {"Content-Type": "application/javascript"})
else:
response = (value, 200, {"Content-Type": content_type})
response[2]["X-File-Path"] = file_path
return response
def pyserver_core_keyvalue_handlers_get_data_for(key=None):
"""
For a given key return the data stored, if any.
:statuscode 200: data found, and returned
:statuscode 404: no stored data found for provided key
"""
return404 = request.values.get("return404", None)
content_type, value, file_path = read_it(key)
callback = request.values.get("callback", None)
if not value:
if callback:
# this is specifically to handle the (most common) use case of JSONP blowing
# chunks if the response is a 404 as the borwser will not do anything further
# causing the callback in your javascript library to never fire
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key"))
elif return404 and return404 == "false":
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key"))
else:
response = json_response(
**dict(message="no data for key", status_code=404))
else:
if callback:
response = ("%s(%s);" % (callback, value), 200, {
"Content-Type": "application/javascript"
})
else:
response = (value, 200, {"Content-Type": content_type})
response[2]['X-File-Path'] = file_path
return response
def pyserver_core_keyvalue_handlers_get_data_for_multi(keys=None):
"""
For a given set of keys return the data stored, if any.
:statuscode 200: data found, and returned
:statuscode 404: no stored data found for provided keys
"""
keys = keys.split('/')
values = {}
first_content_type = None
for key in keys:
content_type, value, file_path = read_it(key)
if value:
if content_type == 'application/json':
value = json.loads(value)
first_content_type = content_type
values[key] = value
if first_content_type and first_content_type == 'application/json':
values = json.dumps(values)
return404 = request.values.get("return404", None)
callback = request.values.get("callback", None)
if not values:
if callback:
# this is specifically to handle the (most common) use case of JSONP blowing
# chunks if the response is a 404 as the borwser will not do anything further
# causing the callback in your javascript library to never fire
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key"))
elif return404 and return404 == "false":
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key"))
else:
response = json_response(
**dict(message="no data for key", status_code=404))
else:
if callback:
response = "%s(%s);" % (callback, values), 200, {
"Content-Type": "application/javascript"
}
else:
response = values, 200, {"Content-Type": first_content_type}
return response
def pyserver_core_keyvalue_handlers_get_data_for_multi(keys=None):
"""
For a given set of keys return the data stored, if any.
:statuscode 200: data found, and returned
:statuscode 404: no stored data found for provided keys
"""
keys = keys.split("/")
values = {}
first_content_type = None
for key in keys:
content_type, value, file_path = read_it(key)
if value:
if content_type == "application/json":
value = json.loads(value)
first_content_type = content_type
values[key] = value
if first_content_type and first_content_type == "application/json":
values = json.dumps(values)
return404 = request.values.get("return404", None)
callback = request.values.get("callback", None)
if not values:
if callback:
# this is specifically to handle the (most common) use case of JSONP blowing
# chunks if the response is a 404 as the borwser will not do anything further
# causing the callback in your javascript library to never fire
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key"))
elif return404 and return404 == "false":
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key"))
else:
response = json_response(**dict(message="no data for key", status_code=404))
else:
if callback:
response = "%s(%s);" % (callback, values), 200, {"Content-Type": "application/javascript"}
else:
response = values, 200, {"Content-Type": first_content_type}
return response
