Source code for shellbot.routes.wrapper

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import logging

from .base import Route


[docs]class Wrapper(Route): """ Calls a function on web request When the route is requested over the web, the wrapped function is called. Example:: def my_callable(**kwargs): ... route = Wrapper(callable=my_callable, route='/hook') Wrapping is triggered on GET, POST, PUT and DELETE verbs. """ route = None callable = None
[docs] def get(self, **kwargs): if self.callable is None: raise AttributeError(u"No callable function has been set") logging.debug(u"GET {}".format(self.route)) return self.callable(**kwargs)
[docs] def post(self): if self.callable is None: raise AttributeError(u"No callable function has been set") logging.debug(u"POST {}".format(self.route)) return self.callable()
[docs] def put(self): if self.callable is None: raise AttributeError(u"No callable function has been set") logging.debug(u"PUT {}".format(self.route)) return self.callable()
[docs] def delete(self): if self.callable is None: raise AttributeError(u"No callable function has been set") logging.debug(u"DELETE {}".format(self.route)) return self.callable()