cgi.parse_header in Sanic. The new implementation is much faster than either
cgi.parse_header or equivalent werkzeug.parse_options_header, and unlike the
two, handles also quoted values with semicolons or \" in them.
If no X-Forwarded-Port nor Host headers are present, Sanic uses "sockname"
to determine the port. This expected (host, port) tuple to be returned but
for IPv6 a 4-tuple is returned instead. Changed code so that port is picked
up in either case. Handling of "peername" was already correct in this regard.
_get_address and server_port both still return incorrect data or crash for
other socket types (e.g unix). Socket type should checked before any queries.
* assign app before handle_request so that request.app could be used in case of connection timeout
* gitignore pip-wheel-metadata/
* remove default app for request class and fix lint issue
* add Request.not_grouped_args, deprecation warning Request.raw_args
* add 1 more test for coverage
* custom parser for Request.args and Request.query_args, some additional tests
* add docs for custom queryset parsing
* fix import sorting
* docstrings for get_query_args and get_args methods
* lost import
* suport filename length is 0
* 1. suport filename length is zero for multipart/form-data.
2. Now recognizes non-ASCII filenames in RFC 2231, "filename*" format
3. Add some test cases in tests/test_requests.py::test_request_multipart_files.
* reformat sanic/request.py
* 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
* created methods to append and finish body content on request.py so the underlying body instance can have certain flexibility; modified server.py to reflect these changes
* - made some adjustments (including the Request.body_init method) as requested by @ahopkins;
- created a new test with a custom Request class implementation of the flexibility provided by the new methods;
A field name in the Content-Disposition header is required by the multipart/form-data spec. If one field/part does not have it, it will be omitted from the request. When this happens, we log it to DEBUG.
Sanic automatically assumes that a form field is a file if it has a content-type header, even though the header is text/plain or application/json. This is a fix for it, I took into account the RFC7578 specification regarding the defaults.
