Exemple #1
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def json_response(message=None, html=None, error=False, login_could_fix=False,
                  **extra):
    """Returns a JSON response for the JavaScript code.  The "wire protocoll"
    is basically just a JSON object with some common attributes that are
    checked by the success callback in the JavaScript code before the handler
    processes it.

    The `error` and `login_could_fix` keys are internally used by the flashing
    system on the client.
    """
    extra.update(message=message, html=html, error=error,
                 login_could_fix=login_could_fix)
    for key, value in extra.iteritems():
        extra[key] = remote_export_primitive(value)
    return Response(dumps(extra), mimetype='application/json')
Exemple #2
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def json_response(message=None,
                  html=None,
                  error=False,
                  login_could_fix=False,
                  **extra):
    """Returns a JSON response for the JavaScript code.  The "wire protocoll"
    is basically just a JSON object with some common attributes that are
    checked by the success callback in the JavaScript code before the handler
    processes it.

    The `error` and `login_could_fix` keys are internally used by the flashing
    system on the client.
    """
    extra.update(message=message,
                 html=html,
                 error=error,
                 login_could_fix=login_could_fix)
    for key, value in extra.iteritems():
        extra[key] = remote_export_primitive(value)
    return Response(dumps(extra), mimetype='application/json')
Exemple #3
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def send_api_response(request, result):
    """Sends the API response."""
    ro = remote_export_primitive(result)
    serializer, mimetype = get_serializer(request)
    return Response(serializer(ro), mimetype=mimetype)
Exemple #4
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def send_api_response(request, result):
    """Sends the API response."""
    ro = remote_export_primitive(result)
    serializer, mimetype = get_serializer(request)
    return Response(serializer(ro), mimetype=mimetype)