PySGI is a WSGI library that allows you to receive and handle HTTP requests, giving access to various features, such as:
- Handle all response and request headers;
- Get or set all cookies coming from the browser;
- Add or get the body of an HTTP response or request;
- Can get parameters from URL;
- Get values from a dynamic route;
- Returning JSON and other data types.
You can learn how to use PySGI in the project's official documentation. See CHANGELOG.md on GitHub for changes made to each release.
The PySGI library is available for installation on PyPI. Use this command to install the latest version:
pip install PySGI
Here's a brief demonstration of using the PySGI library to create a simple web server:
from pysgi import PySGI
server = PySGI()
@server.route('/')
def index():
return 'Hello World from PySGI!'
if __name__ == '__main__':
server.run()You can find this and other examples in the example usage files.
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