Via a simple @route decorator you can automatically route twisted.web Request objects to your class method based on URL (with dynamic paths), HTTP method, expected content type, etc:
from corepost.web import route, RESTResource
from corepost.enums import Http
class RESTService():
@route("/",Http.GET)
def root(self,request,**kwargs):
return request.path
@route("/test",Http.GET)
def test(self,request,**kwargs):
return request.path
@route("/test/<int:numericid>",Http.GET)
def test_get_resources(self,request,numericid,**kwargs):
return "%s" % numericid
if __name__ == '__main__':
app = RESTResource((RESTService,))
app.run()
Note:
This piece of code:
app.run()is just for convenience when showing code samples and writing unit tests. In a real production application you would use existing Twisted twistd functionality:
CorePort can easily extract path arguments from an URL and convert them to the desired type.
The supported types are:
Example:
@route("/int/<int:intarg>/float/<float:floatarg>/string/<stringarg>",Http.GET)
def test(self,request,intarg,floatarg,stringarg,**kwargs):
pass
Based on the incoming content type in POST/PUT requests, the same URL can be hooked up to different router methods:
@route("/post/by/content",(Http.POST,Http.PUT),MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
def test_content_app_json(self,request,**kwargs):
return request.received_headers[HttpHeader.CONTENT_TYPE]
@route("/post/by/content",(Http.POST,Http.PUT),(MediaType.TEXT_XML,MediaType.APPLICATION_XML))
def test_content_xml(self,request,**kwargs):
return request.received_headers[HttpHeader.CONTENT_TYPE]
@route("/post/by/content",(Http.POST,Http.PUT),MediaType.TEXT_YAML)
def test_content_yaml(self,request,**kwargs):
return request.received_headers[HttpHeader.CONTENT_TYPE]
@route("/post/by/content",(Http.POST,Http.PUT))
def test_content_catch_all(self,request,**kwargs):
return MediaType.WILDCARD