coarnotify.test.server.settings¶
Attributes¶
Put flask into debug mode for developer convenience |
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Put the app into PyCharm debug mode. This turns off |
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The port to connect to for PyCharm debugging |
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The host to connect to for PyCharm debugging |
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Host where the app will run |
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Port to start the app on |
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HTTP Response to provide to any incoming reqeusts. 201 and 202 are the specification compliant values |
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The directory on the local machine to use to store incoming JSON files |
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Should the server attempt to validate the incoming notifications |
Module Contents¶
- coarnotify.test.server.settings.DEBUG = True¶
Put flask into debug mode for developer convenience
- coarnotify.test.server.settings.DEBUG_PYCHARM = False¶
Put the app into PyCharm debug mode. This turns off
DEBUG
and starts the PyCharm debugger. You can set this here, or you can start the test server with the-d
option
- coarnotify.test.server.settings.DEBUG_PYCHARM_PORT = 6000¶
The port to connect to for PyCharm debugging
- coarnotify.test.server.settings.DEBUG_PYCHARM_SERVER = 'localhost'¶
The host to connect to for PyCharm debugging
- coarnotify.test.server.settings.HOST = 'localhost'¶
Host where the app will run
- coarnotify.test.server.settings.PORT = 5005¶
Port to start the app on
- coarnotify.test.server.settings.RESPONSE_STATUS = 201¶
HTTP Response to provide to any incoming reqeusts. 201 and 202 are the specification compliant values
- coarnotify.test.server.settings.STORE_DIR = '/your/store/dir'¶
The directory on the local machine to use to store incoming JSON files
- coarnotify.test.server.settings.VALIDATE_INCOMING = True¶
Should the server attempt to validate the incoming notifications