WSGI middleware for conditionally recording request/response information.
Install it:
$ pip install wsgim-record
...and use it:
import wsgim_record
class RecordMiddleware(wsgim_record.RecordMiddleware)
# tell what to record
def record_input(self, environ)
return True
def record_errors(self, environ)
return False
def record_output(self, environ, status, headers, exc_info=None)
return True
# what was recorded
def recorded(self, environ, input, errors, status, headers, output):
...
wrapped = RecordMiddleware(app)1 maintainer
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