HTTP request Terminator under httplib2-python

Httplib2 features: http://code.google.com/p/httplib2/

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Well, I think the official examples are quite comprehensive. I 'd like to paste them here.

Simple Retrieval

 
Import httplib2h = httplib2.http (". cache") resp, content = H. Request ("http://example.org/", "get ")
 
 
 
Authentication
 
Import httplib2h = httplib2.http (". cache ") H. add_credentials ('name', 'Password') resp, content = H. request ("https://example.org/chap/2", # SSL + Base authentication "put", body = "this is text", headers = {'content-type': 'text/plain '})
 
Cache-control
Import httplib2h = httplib2.http (". cache ") resp, content = H. request ("http://bitworking.org/") # The request is cached and will be used next time instead of sending new requests. The cache takes effect at a web configuration... resp, content = H. request ("http://bitworking.org/", headers = {'cache-control': 'no-cache'}) # set no cache, this time will not cache, instead, send a new request directly.
 
Forms
 
>>> From httplib2 import HTTP >>> from urllib import urlencode >>> H = http () >>> DATA = dict (name = "Joe ", comment = "A test comment") >>> resp, content = H. request ("http://bitworking.org/news/223/Meet-Ares", "Post", urlencode (data) >>> resp {'status': '20170101', 'transfer-encoding': 'chunked ', 'vary ': 'Accept-encoding, user-agent', 'server': 'apache', 'connection': 'close', 'date': 'tue, 31 Jul 2007 15:29:52 gmt', 'content-type': 'text/html '}
 
Cookies
#! /Usr/bin/ENV pythonimport urllibimport httplib2http = httplib2.http () url = 'HTTP: // www.example.com/login' body = {'username': 'foo', 'Password ': 'bar'} headers = {'content-type': 'application/X-WWW-form-urlencoded'} response, content = http. request (URL, 'post', headers = headers, body = urllib. urlencode (body) headers = {'cookies': Response ['set-cookies'] ### set the obtained cookie to the request header, for the next request, use url = 'HTTP: // www.example.com/home' response, content = http. request (URL, 'get', headers = headers) # the user name and password are not required for this request.
 
Proxies
 
Import httplib2import socks # third-party module httplib2.debuglevel = 4 H = httplib2.http (proxy_info = httplib2.proxyinfo (socks. proxy_type_http, 'localhost', 8000) R, c = H. request ("http://bitworking.org/news ")
 
 
 
 
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The following is my attempt to implement the module functions:
 
 
 
HTTP Object Construction Method: _ init _ (self, cache = none, timeout = none, proxy_info = none, ca_certs = none, disable_ssl_certificate_validation = false) the value of proxy_info is a proxyinfo instance. | 'cache': the location where the cache is stored. It is either a string or an object supporting the File Cache interface. | Timeout: timeout time, by default, the python value for socket connection timeout is obtained. | ca_certs: A file path used for SSL server authentication that contains the master CA authentication, the httplib2 bound certificate is used by default. | disable_ssl_certificate_validation: determines whether SSL authentication is performed. | add_certificate (self, key, CER T, domain) | add an SSL authentication key and file | add_credentials (self, name, password, domain = '') | Add a user name and password information | clear_credentials (Self) | delete all user names and password information. It seems that multiple user names and passwords can still be stored. HTTP. request (self, Uri, method = 'get', body = none, headers = none, redirections = 5, connection_type = none) Description: execute a single HTTP request URI: A Resource Locator string starting with 'http' or 'https' must be an absolute address method: supports all HTTP request methods. For example, get, post, delete, Etc .. body: the requested attachment data, which goes through urllib. urlencode-encoded string headers: request header information. A dictionary object redirections: the maximum number of automatic consecutive redirects. The default value is 5. Returned: (response, content) tuples. response is an httplib2.response object, content is the string httplib2.response that contains the source code of the webpage. It is actually a dictionary containing all header information, because it is an integrated self-dictionary object.
 In addition, The httplib2 module itself has other objects or attributes, which can be viewed through print Dir (httplib2).