Function used to register a asgi capable application such as django to be used on a path prefix.
registerASGIApp(application=(), path=None, ports=[])
This function allows you to hook in a asgi capable application such as flask or django and use the Houdini web server as the server backend.
import os import hwebserver import testsite.asgi hwebserver.registerWSGIApp(testsite.asgi.application, "/") hwebserver.run(8000, debug=True)
Note
Currently HTTP is only supported and this feature is currently in Alpha.
A request made to Houdini’s web server.
A response made back from Houdini’s web server.
A file uploaded in a request made to Houdini’s web server.
The general purpose HTTP handler.
The general purpose Async HTTP handler.
Base class for WebSocket support with the embedded server.
Starts Houdini’s web server.
Tells Houdini’s web server to shut down after serving all open requests.
Returns True if Houdini’s web server was started in debug mode debug=True in )
Decorator for functions that handle requests to Houdini’s web server.
Generates a Response object representing an HTTP error.
Generates a Response object representing a 404 Not Found HTTP error.
Generates a Response object that sends the contents of a file.
Generates a Response object representing a 301 Moved or 302 Found HTTP response.
hwebserver.registerStaticFilesDirectory
Tells Houdini’s web server to check the given directory for files to automatically serve for URLs that match the given path prefix.
Function used to register a wsgi capable application such as django to be used on a path prefix.
Function used to register a asgi capable application such as django to be used on a path prefix.
Set the settings for a specific port.
Base class for WebSocket support with the embedded server.
Decorator for registering WebSocket classes with Houdini’s web server.
Decorator for functions that can be called through an API endpoint on Houdini’s web server, returning JSON or binary responses.
Raise this exception in apiFunction handlers to indicate an error.