No problem. I feel obligated to mention however that pyramid_handlers works
fine for this case as well. You can decorate multiple methods with the same
"name" but different predicates. For example:
class MyHandler(object):
def __init__(self, request):
self.request = request
@action(name='endpoint', request_method='GET', renderer='string')
def GET_endpoint(self):
return 'this is a GET request'
@action(name='endpoint', request_method='GET',
request_param='fmt=json', renderer='json')
def GET_endpoint_for_json(self):
return {'key': 'value'}
config.add_handler('api', '/foo/{action}', handler=MyHandler)
/foo/endpoint -> 'this is a GET request'
/foo/endpoint?fmt=json -> '{"key":"value"}'
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Michael
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