* Streaming request by async for.
* Make all requests streaming and preload body for non-streaming handlers.
* Cleanup of code and avoid mixing streaming responses.
* Async http protocol loop.
* Change of test: don't require early bad request error but only after CRLF-CRLF.
* Add back streaming requests.
* Rewritten request body parser.
* Misc. cleanup, down to 4 failing tests.
* All tests OK.
* Entirely remove request body queue.
* Let black f*ckup the layout
* Better testing error messages on protocol errors.
* Remove StreamBuffer tests because the type is about to be removed.
* Remove tests using the deprecated get_headers function that can no longer be supported. Chunked mode is now autodetected, so do not put content-length header if chunked mode is preferred.
* Major refactoring of HTTP protocol handling (new module http.py added), all requests made streaming. A few compatibility issues and a lot of cleanup to be done remain, 16 tests failing.
* Terminate check_timeouts once connection_task finishes.
* Code cleanup, 14 tests failing.
* Much cleanup, 12 failing...
* Even more cleanup and error checking, 8 failing tests.
* Remove keep-alive header from responses. First of all, it should say timeout=<value> which wasn't the case with existing implementation, and secondly none of the other web servers I tried include this header.
* Everything but CustomServer OK.
* Linter
* Disable custom protocol test
* Remove unnecessary variables, optimise performance.
* A test was missing that body_init/body_push/body_finish are never called. Rewritten using receive_body and case switching to make it fail if bypassed.
* Minor fixes.
* Remove unused code.
* Py 3.8 check for deprecated loop argument.
* Fix a middleware cancellation handling test with py38.
* Linter 'n fixes
* Typing
* Stricter handling of request header size
* More specific error messages on Payload Too Large.
* Init http.response = None
* Messages further tuned.
* Always try to consume request body, plus minor cleanup.
* Add a missing check in case of close_if_idle on a dead connection.
* Avoid error messages on PayloadTooLarge.
* Add test for new API.
* json takes str, not bytes
* Default to no maximum request size for streaming handlers.
* Fix chunked mode crash.
* Header values should be strictly ASCII but both UTF-8 and Latin-1 exist. Use UTF-8B to
cope with all.
* Refactoring and cleanup.
* Unify response header processing of ASGI and asyncio modes.
* Avoid special handling of StreamingHTTPResponse.
* 35 % speedup in HTTP/1.1 response formatting (not so much overall effect).
* Duplicate set-cookie headers were being produced.
* Cleanup processed_headers some more.
* Linting
* Import ordering
* Response middleware ran by async request.respond().
* Need to check if transport is closing to avoid getting stuck in sending loops after peer has disconnected.
* Middleware and error handling refactoring.
* Linter
* Fix tracking of HTTP stage when writing to transport fails.
* Add clarifying comment
* Add a check for request body functions and a test for NotImplementedError.
* Linter and typing
* These must be tuples + hack mypy warnings away.
* New streaming test and minor fixes.
* Constant receive buffer size.
* 256 KiB send and receive buffers.
* Revert "256 KiB send and receive buffers."
This reverts commit abc1e3edb2.
* app.handle_exception already sends the response.
* Improved handling of errors during request.
* An odd hack to avoid an httpx limitation that causes test failures.
* Limit request header size to 8 KiB at most.
* Remove unnecessary use of format string.
* Cleanup tests
* Remove artifact
* Fix type checking
* Mark test for skipping
* Cleanup some edge cases
* Add ignore_body flag to safe methods
* Add unit tests for timeout logic
* Add unit tests for timeout logic
* Fix Mock usage in timeout test
* Change logging test to only logger in handler
* Windows py3.8 logging issue with current testing client
* Add test_header_size_exceeded
* Resolve merge conflicts
* Add request middleware to hard exception handling
* Add request middleware to hard exception handling
* Request middleware on exception handlers
* Linting
* Cleanup deprecations
Co-authored-by: L. Kärkkäinen <tronic@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Adam Hopkins <admhpkns@gmail.com>
* Remove remove_route, deprecated in 19.6.
* No need for py35 compat anymore.
* Rewrite asyncio.coroutines with async/await.
* Remove deprecated request.raw_args.
* response.text() takes str only: avoid deprecation warning in all but one test.
* Remove unused import.
* Revert unnecessary deprecation warning.
* Remove apparently unnecessary py38 compat.
* Avoid asyncio.Task.all_tasks deprecation warning.
* Avoid warning on a test that tests deprecated response.text(int).
* Add pytest-asyncio to tox deps.
* Run the coroutine returned by AsyncioServer.close.
Co-authored-by: L. Kärkkäinen <tronic@users.noreply.github.com>
* Fix Ctrl+C on Windows.
* Disable testing of a function N/A on Windows.
* Add test for coverage, avoid crash on missing _stopping.
* Initialise StreamingHTTPResponse.protocol = None
* Improved comments.
* Reduce amount of data in test_request_stream to avoid failures on Windows.
* The Windows test doesn't work on Windows :(
* Use port numbers more likely to be free than 8000.
* Disable the other signal tests on Windows as well.
* Windows doesn't properly support SO_REUSEADDR, so that's disabled in Python, and thus rebinding fails. For successful testing, reuse port instead.
* app.run argument handling: added server kwargs (alike create_server), added warning on extra kwargs, made auto_reload explicit argument. Another go at Windows tests
* Revert "app.run argument handling: added server kwargs (alike create_server), added warning on extra kwargs, made auto_reload explicit argument. Another go at Windows tests"
This reverts commit dc5d682448.
* Use random test server port on most tests. Should avoid port/addr reuse issues.
* Another test to random port instead of 8000.
* Fix deprecation warnings about missing name on Sanic() in tests.
* Linter and typing
* Increase test coverage
* Rewrite test for ctrlc_windows_workaround
* py36 compat
* py36 compat
* py36 compat
* Don't rely on loop internals but add a stopping flag to app.
* App may be restarted.
* py36 compat
* Linter
* Add a constant for OS checking.
Co-authored-by: L. Kärkkäinen <tronic@users.noreply.github.com>
* Allow route decorators to stack up without causing a function signature inspection crash
Fix#1742
* Apply fix to @websocket routes docorator too
Add test for double-stacked websocket decorator
remove introduction of new variable in route wrapper, extend routes in-place.
Add explanation of why a handler will be a tuple in the case of a double-stacked route decorator
Update all tests to be compatible with requests-async
Cleanup testing client changes with black and isort
Remove Python 3.5 and other meta doc cleanup
rename pyproject and fix pep517 error
Add black config to tox.ini
Cleanup tests and remove aiohttp
tox.ini change for easier development commands
Remove aiohttp from changelog and requirements
Cleanup imports and Makefile
We stop getting:
ValueError: could not convert string to float: '12.34.56'
when passing 12.34.56 as a number route parameter argument.
By accepting ".12" and "12.", this is a non-breaking change. All valid
floats described by [0-9\.]+ are still accepted, just invalid ones are
now rejected.
* Add tests for remove_route()
* Add tests for sanic/router.py
* Add tests for sanic/cookies.py
* Disable reset logging in test_logging.py
* Add tests for sanic/request.py
* Add tests for ContentRangeHandler
* Add tests for exception at response middleware
* Fix cached_handlers for ErrorHandler.lookup()
* Add test for websocket request timeout
* Add tests for getting cookies of StreamResponse, Remove some unused variables in tests/test_cookies.py
* Add tests for nested error handle
When user specifies HTTP methods to function handlers, it automatically
will be overloaded unless they duplicate.
Example:
# This is a new route. It works as before.
@app.route('/overload', methods=['GET'])
async def handler1(request):
return text('OK1')
# This is the exiting route but a new method. They are merged and
# work as combined. The route will serve all of GET, POST and PUT.
@app.route('/overload', methods=['POST', 'PUT'])
async def handler2(request):
return text('OK2')
# This is the existing route and PUT method is the duplicated method.
# It raises RouteExists.
@app.route('/overload', methods=['PUT', 'DELETE'])
async def handler3(request):
return text('Duplicated')
