def __init__(self, transport, req_env, content_type):
HttpTransportContext.__init__(self, transport, req_env, content_type)
self.req_env = self.req
"""WSGI Request environment"""
self.req_method = req_env.get('REQUEST_METHOD', None)
"""HTTP Request verb, as a convenience to users."""
def __init__(self, transport, req_env, content_type):
HttpTransportContext.__init__(self, transport, req_env, content_type)
self.req_env = self.req
"""WSGI Request environment"""
self.req_method = req_env.get('REQUEST_METHOD', None)
"""HTTP Request verb, as a convenience to users."""
def say_hello_as_binary_file(ctx, name, times):
# WARNING!: the native value for data is an iterable of bytes, not just
# bytes! If you forget this you may return data using 1-byte http chunks
# which is incredibly inefficient.
# WARNING!: don't forget to encode your data! This is the binary
# output mode! You can't just write unicode data to socket!
mime_type = HttpTransportContext.gen_header("text/plain",
charset="utf8")
return File.Value(type=mime_type,
data=['\n'.join(s.encode('utf8') for s in
_say_hello(ctx, name, times, 'txt'))]
)
def say_hello_as_binary_file(ctx, name, times):
# WARNING!: the native value for data is an iterable of bytes, not just
# bytes! If you forget this you may return data using 1-byte http chunks
# which is incredibly inefficient.
# WARNING!: don't forget to encode your data! This is the binary
# output mode! You can't just write unicode data to socket!
mime_type = HttpTransportContext.gen_header("text/plain",
charset="utf8")
return File.Value(type=mime_type,
data=[
'\n'.join(
s.encode('utf8')
for s in _say_hello(ctx, name, times, 'txt'))
])
def test_gen_header(self):
val = HttpTransportContext.gen_header("text/plain", charset="utf8")
assert val == 'text/plain; charset="utf8"'
