wtoolzexceptions
wtoolzexceptions contains core exception logic for web applications
Installation | Getting Up And Running | Examples | API | See Also
wtoolzexceptions contains core exception logic for web applications. The main feature are:
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Contains error and exception classes and
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abort function.
Installation
pip install wtoolzexceptions
Getting Up and Running
nox -l
Examples
import flask
from wtoolzexceptions import exceptions
app = flask.Flask(__name__)
@app.errorhandler(exceptions.HTTPException)
def handle_it(e):
res = flask.jsonify(self.to_dict())
res.status_code = self.http_status_code
return res
@app.route("/me")
def boom_me():
raise exceptions.Forbidden()
# When calling /me you will now get 404 status code and JSON response
# as {"error": {"code": "XY", "message": "xy"}}.
API
FIXME
See Also
FIXME
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Metadata
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