gevent or asyncio? • JSON or MessagePack? • konval or jsonschema? • Mongothon or Monk? • Storm, SQLAlchemy or peewee? • Jinja or Tenjin? • python-multipart or cgi.FieldStorage? 5.1. Community Guide 13

gevent or asyncio? • JSON or MessagePack? • konval or jsonschema? • Mongothon or Monk? • Storm, SQLAlchemy or peewee? • Jinja or Tenjin? • python-multipart or cgi.FieldStorage? 5.1. Community Guide 13

like: gevent or asyncio? JSON or MessagePack? konval or jsonschema? Mongothon or Monk? Storm, SQLAlchemy or peewee? Jinja or Tenjin? python-multipart or cgi.FieldStorage? How do I authenticate requests

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initialize the client and pass an instance of it into your resource classes. For example, using SQLAlchemy Core: engine = create_engine('sqlite:///:memory:') resource = SomeResource(engine) Then, within the middleware approach, the falcon-sqla library can be used to automatically check out and close SQLAlchemy connections that way (although it also supports the explicit context manager pattern). How do

initialize the client and pass an instance of it into your resource classes. For example, using SQLAlchemy Core: engine = create_engine('sqlite:///:memory:') resource = SomeResource(engine) Then, within the middleware approach, the falcon-sqla library can be used to automatically check out and close SQLAlchemy connections that way (although it also supports the explicit context manager pattern). How do

initialize the client and pass an instance of it into your resource classes. For example, using SQLAlchemy Core: engine = create_engine('sqlite:///:memory:') resource = SomeResource(engine) Then, within the middleware approach, the falcon-sqla library can be used to automatically check out and close SQLAlchemy connections that way (although it also supports the explicit context manager pattern). How do

initialize the client and pass an instance of it into your resource classes. For example, using SQLAlchemy Core: engine = create_engine('sqlite:///:memory:') resource = SomeResource(engine) Then, within the middleware approach, the falcon-sqla library can be used to automatically check out and close SQLAlchemy connections that way (although it also supports the explicit context manager pattern). 98 Chapter

initialize the client and pass an instance of it into your resource classes. For example, using SQLAlchemy Core: engine = create_engine('sqlite:///:memory:') resource = SomeResource(engine) Then, within the middleware approach, the falcon-sqla library can be used to automatically check out and close SQLAlchemy connections that way (although it also supports the explicit context manager pattern). How do

initialize the client and pass an instance of it into your resource classes. For example, using SQLAlchemy Core: engine = create_engine('sqlite:///:memory:') resource = SomeResource(engine) Then, within the middleware approach, the falcon-sqla library can be used to automatically check out and close SQLAlchemy connections that way (although it also supports the explicit context manager pattern). How do