License
The MIT License
Usage
See tests.py for information on usage. In general, so create a payload validator construct a class like this:
class HelloMessage(Message):
greeting = StringProperty(description="The greating.",
validators=[regex(re.compile('^[A-Za-z]+$')), required()])
class HelloResponseMessage(Message):
salutation = StringProperty(description="The response.")
tags = StringProperty(repeated=True)
request = StructuredProperty(HelloMessage)Then decorate your handlers like this:
class HelloHandler(RequestHandler):
@api(input=HelloMessage, output=HelloResponseMessage)
def post(self, obj):
return {'salutation':'You are the best.'}Also, to auto-document, use the middleware:
routes = [
('/api/v1/hello', HelloHandler)
]
app = DocumentedMiddleware(
WSGIApplication(routes),
api_base="/api/v1",
api_overview="This is a super important API that does a lot of stuff."
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