A framework (in the form of an abstract base class) for building output-filtering WSGI middleware.
Features:
You can filter just some content types (e.g., text/html) with low overhead for unfiltered output.
Handles issues of decoding and encoding responses using the HTTPEncode system of formats.
Does all the hard stuff with WSGI output filtering.
It can be installed from the subversion repository with easy_install WSGIFilter==dev
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