Introduction

pyramid_exclusive_request_methods enables one to add a view config whose view handles all the HTTP request methods and responds with 405 Method Not Allowed for the request methods not explicitly specified in the configuration.

Synopsis:

from pyramid_exclusive_request_methods import exclusive_view_config

@view_config(route_name='foo', request_method=['GET'])
def foo(context, request):
    pass

@exclusive_view_config(route_name='bar', request_method='GET')
def bar(context, request):
    pass

c = Configurator(...)
c.includeme('pyramid_exclusive_request_methods')

Contributors

Moriyoshi Koizumi <mozo@mozo.jp>

Changelog

0.0.0

Initial upload to pypi.

0.0.1

Switch to add_exclusive_view directive and exclusive_view_config decorator style, because Exclusively marker doesn’t work as expected due to the limitation of Pyramid.

0.0.2

Bump due to the packaging failure.

0.0.3

Fix a bug that it doesn’t work with view classes.

0.0.4

Fix a bug that it doesn’t work with view_defaults.

0.0.5

Fix a bug that it doesn’t work when the views forms a multiview.

0.0.6

Fix for Pyramid 1.8

0.0.7

Fix a bug that it doesn’t work when the different route is specified to each attribute of a view class in the view config.

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