WSGI-MonkeyType
Some MonkeyType utils for wsgi application. Include:
- wsgi middleware
- monkeytype mysql store
- flask extension
Installation
install wsgi-monkeytype
pip install wsgi-monkeytype
install wsgi-monkeytype with mysql store
pip install wsgi-monkeytype[mysql]
install wsgi-monkeytype with flask integration
pip install wsgi-monkeytype[flask]
Usage
wsgi middleware
from wsgi_monkeytype import MonkeyTypeWsgiMiddleware
from monkeytype.config import DefaultConfig
config = DefaultConfig()
wsgi_app = ...
wsgi_app = MonkeyTypeWsgiMiddleware(wsgi_app, config)
flask extension
from flask import Flask
from wsgi_monkeytype.flask import MonkeyType
from monkeytype.config import DefaultConfig
# use sqlite store
config = DefaultConfig()
app = Flask()
MonkeyType(config).init_app(app)
monkeytype mysql store
from wsgi_monkeytype.mysql_store import MysqlStoreMonkeyTypeConfig
config = MysqlStoreMonkeyTypeConfig("mysql://user:password@host:port/db", sample_rate=1)
License
BSD
1 maintainer
Metadata
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