#pyramid

Hi, web framework noob here. I know I can use Pyramid to process "normal" HTTP requests from a browser on a website. Is Pyramid also suitable as a backend for a mobile app which communicates with the server via HTTP? And can I use Pyramid to retrieve resources from other websites, either upon a user's request or based on, say, the time of the day?

frop09: yes

and as for the latter part: "time of the day", no

that is outside the scope of pyramid itself.

however there are a multitude of ways of doing that, just that pyramid by itself doesn't offer anything in particular.

cool thanks very much

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[pyramid_jinja2] stevepiercy pushed 2 new commits to master: https://git.io/viY1W

pyramid_jinja2/master 4fd7de9 Steve Piercy: prepare for strict code-block syntax in Sphinx 1.4...

pyramid_jinja2/master dca0c02 Steve Piercy: Merge pull request #130 from stevepiercy/master...

stevepie_: there are some changes coming in sphinx 1.4?

interesting https://gist.github.com/juanpabloaj/dffc6900f80...

moo-_- oh, yes, indeed

the biggy is for code-block

if you do just :: followed by non-python code, sphinx will emit an error

so you should define the language always

and then the lexer is happy

in 1.5 hopefully a better PDF generator will allow Unicode characters finally

[pyramid_jinja2] stevepiercy created feature-123-pytest from master (+0 new commits): https://git.io/viOOa

Hello everyone pyramid noob here

So, im trying to understand the request.params.

evagelos: its mixed request.POST request.GET data

*and

Why when i do app.post_json (when unittesting), doesnt put the json data i pass to request.params?

evagelos: because its not urlencoded :)

its a POST request and docs say request.params have POST and GET :/

evagelos: its in request.body :)

oh

i dont know terms ok i see