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WSGIWAPI makes it easy to build web APIs, without dealing with the details of HTTP. You simply define a hierarchical tree of URL components, with callables as the leaves of the tree, and WSGIWAPI does the work of making this into a WSGI application.
WSGIWAPI also provides some additional features, such as automatic documentation support for your API and parameter validation, and includes support for easily running your application as a standalone server.
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