Wrapper to integrate CGI scripts into django views.
Simple function to wrap old-style CGI scripts/binaries to integrate them into the views of a django app.
This method preserves the shortcommings of the CGI deployment, but may be adequate when the performance hit caused by CGI spawning a new process for each request is negligible, a legacy CGI executable needs to be embedded in a new application or the ease of deployment is a priority.
Data returned by the CGI will be streamed to the client.
Example:
from django_cgi_wrap import cgi_wrap
def example_view(request):
return cgi_wrap(request, "/usr/bin/mapserv")Also see the “tests” directory for a working example as well as the doc-strings of the module itself.
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