pyramlson
Build JSON REST APIs with RAML and Pyramid.
1.3.1
Accept other mime types than application/json (thanks @stoer)
1.3.0
Replaced ValueError with custom Exception when a service doesn’t contain any decorated methods
Added route_name parameter to api_service decorator (thanks @stoer)
1.2.3
Removed debug output for optional params
1.2.2
Shorten the jsonschema validation error message if debug mode is off
1.2.1
Fixed handling of missing query parameters
1.2.0
Added optional parameter validation and conversion
Improved test coverage
1.1.1
Added optional argument transformation callback
1.1.0
Added max_length / min_length checks for URI and query parameters
Added package-relative resolution of api definition path
1.0.0
Initial version
1 maintainer
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