asyhttp 0.1

Process HTTP responses

By default, asyhttp loop print on stdout HTTP status code and reason for each response received. You can override its default behavior writing custom code to process the response your HTTP requests. Your code has to be written in a function and passed to loop as a kwarg called process_out. That function will be called by the async function that perform each of your HTTP requests, as soon as the response arrive.

In your custom code you can process: - url: url of the HTTP request - return_code - reason - resp_body

from asyhttp import loop
requests = [{'url':'http://exam.ple/page.html', 'method':'GET'}]
loop(urls=requests)

from asyhttp import loop
def process_output(url,return_code,reason,resp_body):
        if return_code == 200:
                sys.stdout.write("url")

requests = [{'url':'http://exam.ple/page.html', 'method':'GET'}]
loop(urls=requests,process_out=process_output)

asyhttp loop’s **kwargs

• urls

• process_out

• proxy

• verify_tls

• redirects

Supported HTTP methods

• GET

• POST

• HEAD

HTTP requests format

{'method':'GET', 'url':'http://exam.ple/page.html'}
{'method':'POST', 'url':'http://exam.ple/page.html','body':'blablabl=balbal'}
{'url':'http://exam.ple/page.html', 'method':'GET', 'headers' : 'X-Custom-Header:YEAH'}

Proxy support

loop(urls=url_dict_list,proxy="http://127.0.0.1:8080")

Custom headers

To add HTTP headers to a request, pass them as a dict.

{'url':'http://exam.ple/page.html', 'method':'GET', 'headers' : {'User-agent':'YEAH'}}

Allow redirects

False by default

loop(urls=requests,process_out=process_response,redirects=True)

Verify TLS

False by default

loop(urls=requests,process_out=process_response,verify_tls=True)