passed into the hook. You can also add custom data to the req.context dict, as a way of passing contextual information around. Does Falcon set Content-Length or do I need to do that explicitly? Falcon application. 6.3. Classes and Functions 91 Falcon Documentation, Release 1.1.0 This class provides a contextual wrapper for Falcon’s simulate_* test functions. It lets you replace this: simulate_get(app, '/messages') attribute was added to Request. Middleware, hooks, and responders can now use req.context to share contextual information about the current request. 6.4. Changelogs 101 Falcon Documentation, Release 1.1

into the hook. You can also set custom attributes on the req.context object, as a way of passing contextual information around: def authorize(req, resp, resource, params): # Check authentication/authorization so is aways 0. Return type datetime.timedelta class falcon.Context Convenience class to hold contextual information in its attributes. This class is used as the default Request and Response context TestClient(app, headers=None) Simulates requests to a WSGI application. This class provides a contextual wrapper for Falcon’s simulate_* test functions. It lets you replace this: 146 Chapter 5. Documentation

passed into the hook. You can also add custom data to the req.context dict, as a way of passing contextual information around. Does Falcon set Content-Length or do I need to do that explicitly? Falcon falcon.testing.TestClient(app) Simulates requests to a WSGI application. This class provides a contextual wrapper for Falcon’s simulate_* test functions. It lets you replace this: simulate_get(app, '/messages') attribute was added to Request. Middleware, hooks, and responders can now use req.context to share contextual information about the current request. A new method, append_header, was added to falcon.API to

passed into the hook. You can also add custom data to the req.context dict, as a way of passing contextual information around. 6.1. Community Guide 15 Falcon Documentation, Release 1.2.0 Does Falcon falcon.testing.TestClient(app) Simulates requests to a WSGI application. This class provides a contextual wrapper for Falcon’s simulate_* test functions. It lets you replace this: simulate_get(app, '/messages') attribute was added to Request. Middleware, hooks, and responders can now use req.context to share contextual information about the current request. • A new method, append_header, was added to falcon.API

into the hook. You can also set custom attributes on the req.context object, as a way of passing contextual information around: def authorize(req, resp, resource, params): # Check authentication/authorization org/3/library/datetime.html#datetime.timedelta] class falcon.Context Convenience class to hold contextual information in its attributes. This class is used as the default Request and Response context TestClient(app, headers=None) Simulates requests to a WSGI application. This class provides a contextual wrapper for Falcon’s simulate_* test functions. It lets you replace this: simulate_get(app, '/messages')

passed into the hook. You can also add custom data to the req.context dict, as a way of passing contextual information around. Does Falcon set Content-Length or do I need to do that explicitly? Falcon falcon.testing.TestClient(app) Simulates requests to a WSGI application. This class provides a contextual wrapper for Falcon’s simulate_* test functions. It lets you replace this: simulate_get(app, '/messages') attribute was added to Request. Middleware, hooks, and responders can now use req.context to share contextual information about the current request. 6.4. Changelogs 133 Falcon Documentation, Release 1.3

passed into the hook. You can also add custom data to the req.context dict, as a way of passing contextual information around. Does Falcon set Content-Length or do I need to do that explicitly? Falcon falcon.testing.TestClient(app) Simulates requests to a WSGI application. This class provides a contextual wrapper for Falcon’s simulate_* test functions. It lets you replace this: simulate_get(app, '/messages') attribute was added to Request. Middleware, hooks, and responders can now use req.context to share contextual information about the current request. A new method, append_header, was added to falcon.API to

passed into the hook. You can also add custom data to the req.context dict, as a way of passing contextual information around. Does Falcon set Content-Length or do I need to do that explicitly? Falcon attribute was added to Request. Middleware, hooks, and responders can now use req.context to share contextual information about the current request. • A new method, append_header, was added to falcon.API

passed into the hook. You can also add custom data to the req.context dict, as a way of passing contextual information around. 14 Chapter 5. Documentation Falcon Documentation, Release 0.3.0 Does Falcon attribute was added to Request. Middleware, hooks, and responders can now use req.context to share contextual information about the current request. • A new method, append_header, was added to falcon.API

passed into the hook. You can also add custom data to the req.context dict, as a way of passing contextual information around. Does Falcon set Content-Length or do I need to do that explicitly? Falcon testing.TestClient(app)[source] Simulates requests to a WSGI application. This class provides a contextual wrapper for Falcon’s simulate_* test functions. It lets you replace this: simulate_get(app, '/messages') attribute was added to Request. Middleware, hooks, and responders can now use req.context to share contextual information about the current request. A new method, append_header, was added to falcon.API to