httpexceptor
WSGI middleware to handle HTTP responses using exceptions
provides a group of exception classes representing non-2xx HTTP statuses, along with a WSGI middleware to turn the exceptions into proper HTTP headers
originally extracted from TiddlyWeb
source repository: https://github.com/tiddlyweb/httpexceptor
Usage
from httpexceptor import HTTPExceptor, HTTP404
# register middleware
app = HTTPExceptor(app)
# ...
if unavailable:
raise HTTP404('resource unavailable')
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