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.. _api:
API
===
Python applications can integrate pycsw into their custom workflows. This
allows for seamless integate within frameworks like Flask and Django
Below are examples of where using the API (as opposed to the default WSGI/CGI
services could be used:
- configuration based on a Python dict, or stored in a database
- downstream request environment / framework (Flask, Django)
- authentication or authorization logic
- forcing CSW version 2.0.2 as default
Simple Flask Example
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.. code-block:: python
import logging
from flask import Flask, request
from pycsw import __version__ as pycsw_version
from pycsw.server import Csw
LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
APP = Flask(__name__)
@APP.route('/csw')
def csw_wrapper():
"""CSW wrapper"""
LOGGER.info('Running pycsw %s', pycsw_version)
pycsw_config = some_dict # really comes from somewhere
# initialize pycsw
# pycsw_config: either a ConfigParser object or a dict of
# the pycsw configuration
#
# env: dict of (HTTP) environment (defaults to os.environ)
#
# version: defaults to '3.0.0'
my_csw = Csw(pycsw_config, request.environ, version='2.0.2')
# dispatch the request
http_status_code, response = my_csw.dispatch_wsgi()
return response, http_status_code, {'Content-type': csw.contenttype}
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