cardinal_pythonlib.wsgi.request_logging_mw


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WSGI middleware to log incoming request/response details.

class cardinal_pythonlib.wsgi.request_logging_mw.RequestLoggingMiddleware(app: Callable[[Dict[str, str], Callable[[str, List[Tuple[str, str]], Optional[Tuple[Optional[Type[BaseException]], Optional[BaseException], Optional[traceback]]]], Callable[[str], None]]], Iterable[bytes]], logger: logging.Logger = <BraceStyleAdapter cardinal_pythonlib.wsgi.request_logging_mw (WARNING)>, loglevel: int = 20, show_request_immediately: bool = True, show_response: bool = True, show_timing: bool = True)[source]

WSGI middleware to log incoming request details (+/- the response status code and timing information).

Parameters:
  • app – The WSGI application to wrap
  • logger – The Python logger to write to
  • loglevel – The log level to use (e.g. logging.DEBUG, logging.INFO)
  • show_request_immediately – Show the request immediately, so it’s written to the log before the WSGI app does its processing, and is guaranteed to be visible even if the WSGI app hangs? The only reason to use False is probably if you intend to show response and/or timing information and you want to minimize the number of lines written to the log; in this case, only a single line is written to the log (after the wrapped WSGI app has finished processing).
  • show_response – Show the HTTP response code?
  • show_timing – Show the time that the wrapped WSGI app took?
log(msg) → None[source]

Writes a message to the chosen log.