emulaterest

WSGI middleware that does Rails style PUT and DELETE request emulation
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  • Publisher Name:
  • Andras Biczo
  • Publisher web site:
  • http://github.com/abiczo/

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WSGI middleware that does Rails style PUT and DELETE request emulation emulaterest is a WSGI middleware that does Rails style PUT and DELETE request emulation.The middleware intercepts the wrapped application's response and looks for forms with method="PUT" or method="DELETE". For each such form it replaces the value of method with "POST" and adds a hidden input field _method that contains the original request method. It also intercepts incoming requests and does the inverse transformation.What this all means is that you can use PUT and DELETE forms in your HTML code, without having to worry about browser support for these request methods.Install:git clone git://github.com/abiczo/emulaterest.gitcd emulaterestpython setup.py installNotes:* For text/html documents the default behavior is to inject HTML style elements. You can tell EmulateRest to inject XHTML style elements either by using the force_xhtml option or by serving your documents as application/xhtml+xml.* If you are using a gzipping middleware or any other middleware that modifies the content-encoding, make sure that EmulateRest is wrapped in that middleware and not the other way round.Example:A complete working example using web.py:import weburls = ('/', 'index')class index: def GET(self): web.ctx.append(('Content-Type', 'text/html')) return """< html >< head >< title >PUT test< /title >< /head >< body >< div > < form method="PUT" action="/" > < div > < input type="text" name="inp" value="value" > < input type="submit" value="Submit" > < /div > < /form > < /div >< /body >< /html > """ def PUT(self): return 'PUT ' + str(web.input())if __name__ == '__main__': import emulaterest app = web.application(urls, globals()) app.run(emulaterest.EmulateRestMiddleware) Requirements: · Python


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