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oinume 2016/04/13
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BottleのRequest/Responseオブジェクトをマスター - Qiita
1ファイルフレームワークBottleは気軽にWebAPIなどを実装する際に便利ですね。ResponseとRequestオブジェクトの使い方についてメモしておきます。 Request bottle.requestにアクセスすると、現在処理しているリクエストにアクセスできます。以下の例ではbottle.を省略します。 GETリクエストの場合のフォームパラメータ: request.query POST/PUTリクエストの場合のフォームパラメータ: request.forms GET/POST/PUT全部まぜこぜのフォームパラメータ request.params HTTPヘッダの取得: request.get_header('User-Agent') HTTPメソッド: request.method リクエスト本文(body): request.body アクセスされたURL: request.u
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Recipes — Bottle 0.13-dev documentation
Recipes¶ This is a collection of code snippets and examples for common use cases. Keeping track of Sessions¶ There is no built-in support for sessions because there is no right way to do it (in a micro framework). Depending on requirements and environment you could use beaker middleware with a fitting backend or implement it yourself. Here is an example for beaker sessions with a file-based backen
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Running a Bottle app with Gunicorn
Recently, I wrote a simple web tracker at work, using the Bottle microframework. Looking back, maybe I should've used Flask instead, as I simply don't see the reason for stuffing 3,000 lines of code in one file, other than a proof of concept. But both frameworks are quite similar, and both have quite good documentation. A simple bottle app looks like this: from bottle import route, run @route('/')
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What's the best way to disable Jinja2 template caching in bottle.py?
I'm using Jinja2 templates with Bottle.py and Google App Engine's dev_appserver for development. I want the templates to automatically reload on every request (or ideally only when they change), so that I don't have to keep restarting the server. According to bottle's docs, you're supposed to be able to disable template caching by calling bottle.debug(True). Jinja still seems to be caching its tem
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Creating a RESTful Python API with Bottle || Fritz Stelluto
I used Bottle, a Python framework, to create a quick and dirty RESTful service to allow simple CRUD operations on a bunch of XML files. About the task This is part of an larger, abondoned project, a simple recipe manager. Previous steps had left me with a set of XML files I can visualize in a browser by applying XSLT to them. I now need a quick and dirty way to manage those files directly from the
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