hurl/integration/tests_ok/headers.py

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# coding=utf-8
from flask import request, make_response
from app import app
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@app.route("/default-headers")
def default_headers():
assert (
"hurl" in request.headers["User-Agent"]
or "curl" in request.headers["User-Agent"]
)
assert request.headers["Host"] == "localhost:8000"
assert "Content-Length" not in request.headers
return ""
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@app.route("/custom-headers")
def custom_headers():
# TODO: what is expected when request header has multiple values ?
assert request.headers["Fruit"] == "Raspberry,Apple,Banana,Grape"
assert request.headers["Color"] == "Green"
return ""
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@app.route("/custom-headers-utf8")
def custom_headers_utf8():
assert len(request.headers["Beverage"]) == 5
assert request.headers["Beverage"] == "\x63\x61\x66\xc3\xa9"
return ""
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@app.route("/custom-headers-value")
def custom_headers_value():
assert request.headers["Id"] == "#123"
return ""
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@app.route("/custom-headers-quote")
def custom_headers_quotes():
assert request.headers["Header1"] == "'"
return ""
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@app.route("/response-headers")
def response_headers():
resp = make_response()
# resp.headers['Beverage'] = '\x63\x61\x66\xc3\xa9'
resp.headers["Beverage"] = "cafe"
return resp