PlugAPI : A lightweight, speedy HTTP(S) server

Requirements

• Python 3.6 >=

Usage

from plugapi import Server, JSONResponse, json_middleware

server = Server(443, https=True, certfile='./localhost.pem', keyfile='./localhost-key.pem')
@server.handler(path='/')
def root(req):
    return JSONResponse({'a': 'b'})


server.add_middlewares(json_middleware)
server.run()

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• Middleware Middleware are functions accepting the request and the remaining middlewares and returning the response from the next middleware or the handler if there are no more middlewares. You can add middlewares using server.add_middlewares(middleware, middleware2, ....) For example, the default JSON middleware is given below

  def json_middleware(req: Request, next: MiddlewareType, handler: typing.Callable[[Request], Response]) -> Response:
     """
     Middleware for parsing JSON
  
     Arguments:
        req: {Request} -- The request object
        next {MiddlewareType} -- The remaining middlewares
        handler {typing.Callable[[Request], Response]} -- The handler function
  
     Returns:
        Response -- The response object
     """
  
     if req.headers.get("Content-Type", "").startswith("application/json"):
        if isinstance(req.body, ChunkStream):
              req.body = b"".join(req.body)
        if isinstance(req.body, bytes):
              req.body = json.loads(req.body)
     if len(next):
        return next[0](req, next[1:], handler)
     return handler(req)

  There are numerous built-in middlewares including multipart_middleware, url_encoded_middleware, cookie_middleware and more!

• Different utility responses Responses like FileResponse, JSONResponse and HTMLResponse are pre-provided to allow you to return data without having to set the content type

To-Do

• ☐ Websocket support
• ☑ Parameters in paths