Demands
A base HTTP service client.
By default it “demands” successful responses from API endpoints, otherwise it raises an exception.
Demands accepts all the same parameters as requests.request and extends the requests.Session class, documentation for both: Requests Developer Interface.
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HTTPServiceClient Overview
base class for creating service clients
provides flexible way of http error handling for descendants
HTTPServiceError raised on unexpected service response
Supports pre-send and post-send hooks
Usage
from demands import HTTPServiceClient
class MyService(HTTPServiceClient):
def get_user(self, user_id):
return self.get('/users/%s/' % user_id).json()
def safe_get_user(self, user_id, default_user):
response = self.get(
'/users/%s/' % user_id,
expected_response_codes=[404])
return response.json() if response.is_ok else default_user
service = MyService(url='http://localhost/')
user = service.get_user(1234)Any parameters passed to the constructor will also be used for each and every request:
service = MyService(
url='http://localhost/',
headers={'h1':'value'},
auth=('username','pass'),
)
# sent with auth and both headers
user = service.get('/some-path', headers={'h2': 'kittens'})Testing
Install development requirements:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Run the tests with:
nosetests
API documentation
To generate the documentation:
cd docs && PYTHONPATH=.. make singlehtml
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