Python flask.jsonify() Examples
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Example #1
Source Project: video2commons Author: toolforge File: upload.py License: GNU General Public License v3.0 | 15 votes |
def upload(): f = request.files['file'] assert f, "Where's my file?" filekey = request.form.get('filekey') or str(uuid.uuid1()) assert RE_ALLOWED_FILEKEYS.match('filekey'), 'Unacceptable file key' permpath = getpath(filekey) content_range = (f.headers.get('Content-Range') or request.headers.get('Content-Range')) if content_range: result, kwargs = handle_chunked(f, permpath, content_range) else: result, kwargs = handle_full(f, permpath) kwargs['filekey'] = filekey return jsonify(result=result, **kwargs) # Flask endpoint
Example #2
Source Project: BASS Author: Cisco-Talos File: server.py License: GNU General Public License v2.0 | 8 votes |
def whitelist_add(): log.info("whitelist_add called") try: file_ = request.files["file"] handle, filename = tempfile.mkstemp() os.close(handle) file_.save(filename) data = request.get_json() if data and "functions" in data: functions = data["functions"] else: functions = None bass.whitelist_add(filename, functions) os.unlink(filename) except KeyError: log.exception("") return make_response(jsonify(message = "Sample file 'file' missing in POST request"), 400) return jsonify(message = "OK")
Example #3
Source Project: grlc Author: CLARIAH File: server.py License: MIT License | 8 votes |
def query(user, repo, query_name, subdir=None, spec_url=None, sha=None, content=None): """Execute SPARQL query for a specific grlc-generated API endpoint""" glogger.info("-----> Executing call name at /{}/{}/{}/{} on commit {}".format(user, repo, subdir, query_name, sha)) glogger.debug("Request accept header: " + request.headers["Accept"]) requestArgs = request.args acceptHeader = request.headers['Accept'] requestUrl = request.url formData = request.form query_response, status, headers = utils.dispatch_query(user, repo, query_name, subdir, spec_url, sha=sha, content=content, requestArgs=requestArgs, acceptHeader=acceptHeader, requestUrl=requestUrl, formData=formData) if isinstance(query_response, list): query_response = jsonify(query_response) return make_response(query_response, status, headers) ### Server routes ###
Example #4
Source Project: BASS Author: Cisco-Talos File: server.py License: GNU General Public License v2.0 | 7 votes |
def function_raw_hash_get(): global Session session = Session() filename, file_ = request.files.items()[0] db = Database(pickle.load(file_)) arch_name = db.architecture_name if arch_name == "metapc": arch_name = "x86" try: arch = session.query(Architecture).filter(Architecture.name == arch_name and \ Architecture.bits == db.architecture_bits and \ Architecture.little_endian == db.architecture_endianness == "little").one() except NoResultFound: return make_response(jsonify(message = "Architecture not found"), 404) try: func = next(db.functions) except StopIteration: return make_response(jsonify(message = "No function found in database"), 500) raw_hash = _function_calculate_raw_sha256(func) size = _function_get_size(func) try: function = session.query(Function).filter(Function.raw_sha256 == raw_hash and \ Function.size == size and \ Function.arch == arch.id).one() return make_response(jsonify(**json.loads(function.data)), 200) except NoResultFound: return make_response(jsonify(message = "Function not found"), 404)
Example #5
Source Project: bounty_tools Author: gradiuscypher File: reconng.py License: MIT License | 7 votes |
def run(): # Setup the jsonrpclib for the recon-ng RPC server, stop the API if it cannot connect to the RPC server. try: client = jsonrpclib.Server('http://localhost:4141') sid = client.init() # Get the configuration from JSON POST content = request.get_json() target_module = content['module'] target_domain = content['domain'] print(target_domain, target_module) # Set the target domain client.add('domains', target_domain, sid) print(client.show('domains', sid)) client.use(target_module, sid) # Execute the requested module and return the results results = client.run(sid) return jsonify(results) except: return traceback.format_exc(), 500
Example #6
Source Project: grlc Author: CLARIAH File: sparql.py License: MIT License | 6 votes |
def getResponseText(endpoint, query, requestedMimeType): """Returns the result and mimetype of executing the given query against the given endpoint. Keyword arguments: endpoint - URL of sparql endpoint query - SPARQL query to be executed requestedMimeType Type of content requested. can be: 'text/csv; q=1.0, */*; q=0.1' 'application/json' etc. """ retFormat = _mimeTypeToSparqlFormat(requestedMimeType) client = SPARQLWrapper(endpoint) client.setQuery(query) client.setReturnFormat(retFormat) client.setCredentials(static.DEFAULT_ENDPOINT_USER, static.DEFAULT_ENDPOINT_PASSWORD) result = client.queryAndConvert() if retFormat==JSON: result = jsonify(result) return result, MIME_FORMAT[retFormat]
Example #7
Source Project: svviz Author: svviz File: web.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def _hasPDFExport(): if export.getExportConverter(dataHub.args, "pdf"): return jsonify({"haspdfexport":True}) return jsonify({"haspdfexport":False})
Example #8
Source Project: svviz Author: svviz File: web.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def _hasPNGExport(): if export.getExportConverter(dataHub.args, "png"): return jsonify({"haspngexport":True}) return jsonify({"haspngexport":False})
Example #9
Source Project: svviz Author: svviz File: web.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def display(): req = request.args.get('req', 0) if req == "progress": return jsonify(result="done") if req in ["alt", "ref", "amb"]: allele = req results = [] for name, sample in dataHub.samples.items(): # svg = open("{}.{}.svg".format(req, name)).read() track = sample.tracks[allele] track.render() svg = track.svg.asString("web") results.append({"name":name, "svg":svg}) for annotation in dataHub.alleleTracks[allele]: track = dataHub.alleleTracks[allele][annotation] track.render(spacing=5) annoSVG = track.svg.asString("web") results.append({"name":annotation, "svg":annoSVG}) return jsonify(results=results) if req == "counts": return jsonify(result=dataHub.getCounts()) return jsonify(result="unknown request: {}".format(req))
Example #10
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: resources.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def get(self) -> Response: """Return main entrypoint for the api.""" return set_response_headers(jsonify(get_doc().entrypoint.get()))
Example #11
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: resources.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def get(self) -> Response: """Return the main hydra vocab.""" return set_response_headers(jsonify(get_doc().generate()))
Example #12
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: resources.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def get(self) -> Response: """Return application main Entrypoint.""" response = {"@context": get_doc().entrypoint.context.generate()} return set_response_headers(jsonify(response))
Example #13
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: resources.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def get(self, id_: str, path: str) -> Response: """ GET object with id = id_ from the database. :param id_ : Item ID :param path : Path for Item ( Specified in APIDoc @id) """ id_ = str(id_) auth_response = check_authentication_response() if isinstance(auth_response, Response): return auth_response class_type = get_doc().collections[path]["collection"].class_.title # Get path of the collection-class class_path = get_doc().collections[path]["collection"].class_.path if checkClassOp(class_path, "GET"): # Check if class_type supports GET operation try: # Try getting the Item based on ID and Class type response = crud.get( id_, class_type, api_name=get_api_name(), session=get_session()) response = finalize_response(class_path, response) return set_response_headers( jsonify(hydrafy(response, path=path))) except (ClassNotFound, InstanceNotFound) as e: error = e.get_HTTP() return set_response_headers(jsonify(error.generate()), status_code=error.code) abort(405)
Example #14
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: resources.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def delete(self, id_: str, path: str) -> Response: """Delete object with id=id_ from database.""" id_ = str(id_) auth_response = check_authentication_response() if isinstance(auth_response, Response): return auth_response class_type = get_doc().collections[path]["collection"].class_.title # Get path of the collection-class class_path = get_doc().collections[path]["collection"].class_.path if checkClassOp(class_path, "DELETE"): # Check if class_type supports PUT operation try: # Delete the Item with ID == id_ crud.delete(id_, class_type, session=get_session()) method = "DELETE" resource_url = "{}{}/{}/{}".format( get_hydrus_server_url(), get_api_name(), path, id_) last_job_id = crud.get_last_modification_job_id(session=get_session()) new_job_id = crud.insert_modification_record(method, resource_url, session=get_session()) send_sync_update(socketio=socketio, new_job_id=new_job_id, last_job_id=last_job_id, method=method, resource_url=resource_url) status_description = "Object with ID {} successfully deleted".format(id_) status = HydraStatus(code=200, title="Object successfully deleted.", desc=status_description) return set_response_headers(jsonify(status.generate())) except (ClassNotFound, InstanceNotFound) as e: error = e.get_HTTP() return set_response_headers(jsonify(error.generate()), status_code=error.code) abort(405)
Example #15
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: resources.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def delete(self, path: str) -> Response: """ Method executed for DELETE requests. Used to delete a non-collection class. :param path - Path for Item ( Specified in APIDoc @id) """ auth_response = check_authentication_response() if isinstance(auth_response, Response): return auth_response endpoint_ = checkEndpoint("DELETE", path) if not endpoint_['method']: abort(endpoint_['status']) elif path in get_doc().parsed_classes and "{}Collection".format( path) not in get_doc().collections: # No Delete Operation for collections try: class_type = get_doc().parsed_classes[path]['class'].title crud.delete_single(class_type, session=get_session()) method = "DELETE" resource_url = "{}{}/{}".format( get_hydrus_server_url(), get_api_name(), path) last_job_id = crud.get_last_modification_job_id(session=get_session()) new_job_id = crud.insert_modification_record(method, resource_url, session=get_session()) send_sync_update(socketio=socketio, new_job_id=new_job_id, last_job_id=last_job_id, method=method, resource_url=resource_url) status = HydraStatus(code=200, title="Object successfully added") return set_response_headers(jsonify(status.generate())) except (ClassNotFound, InstanceNotFound) as e: error = e.get_HTTP() return set_response_headers( jsonify(error.generate()), status_code=error.code)
Example #16
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: resources.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def delete(self, path, int_list): """ To delete multiple objects :param path: endpoints :param int_list: Optional String containing ',' separated ID's :return: """ auth_response = check_authentication_response() if isinstance(auth_response, Response): return auth_response class_type = get_doc().collections[path]["collection"].class_.title if checkClassOp(class_type, "DELETE"): # Check if class_type supports PUT operation try: # Delete the Item with ID == id_ crud.delete_multiple(int_list, class_type, session=get_session()) method = "DELETE" path_url = "{}{}/{}".format( get_hydrus_server_url(), get_api_name(), path) last_job_id = crud.get_last_modification_job_id(session=get_session()) id_list = int_list.split(',') for item in id_list: resource_url = path_url + item new_job_id = crud.insert_modification_record(method, resource_url, session=get_session()) send_sync_update(socketio=socketio, new_job_id=new_job_id, last_job_id=last_job_id, method=method, resource_url=resource_url) last_job_id = new_job_id status_description = "Objects with ID {} successfully deleted".format( id_list) status = HydraStatus(code=200, title="Objects successfully deleted", desc=status_description) return set_response_headers(jsonify(status.generate())) except (ClassNotFound, InstanceNotFound) as e: error = e.get_HTTP() return set_response_headers(jsonify(error.generate()), status_code=error.code) abort(405)
Example #17
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: auth.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def token_response(token: str) -> Response: """ Return succesful token generation object """ message = {200: "User token generated"} response = set_response_headers(jsonify(message), status_code=200, headers=[{'X-Authorization': token}]) return response
Example #18
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: auth.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def failed_authentication(incorrect: bool) -> Response: """ Return failed authentication object. """ if not incorrect: message = {401: "Need credentials to authenticate"} realm = 'Basic realm="Login required"' else: message = {401: "Incorrect credentials"} realm = 'Basic realm="Incorrect credentials"' nonce = create_nonce(get_session()) response = set_response_headers(jsonify(message), status_code=401, headers=[{'WWW-Authenticate': realm}, {'X-Authentication': nonce}]) return response
Example #19
Source Project: hydrus Author: HTTP-APIs File: auth.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def verify_user() -> Union[Response, None]: """ Verify the credentials of the user and assign token. """ try: auth = check_authorization(request, get_session()) if auth is False: return failed_authentication(True) elif get_token(): token = add_token(request, get_session()) return token_response(token) except Exception as e: error = e.get_HTTP() # type: HydraError return set_response_headers(jsonify(error.generate()), status_code=error.code) return None
Example #20
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_6.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def get_devices(): return jsonify({'device': [device.get_url() for device in Device.query.all()]})
Example #21
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_6.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def get_device(id): return jsonify(Device.query.get_or_404(id).export_data())
Example #22
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_6.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def new_device(): device = Device() device.import_data(request.json) db.session.add(device) db.session.commit() return jsonify({}), 201, {'Location': device.get_url()}
Example #23
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_6.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def edit_device(id): device = Device.query.get_or_404(id) device.import_data(request.json) db.session.add(device) db.session.commit() return jsonify({})
Example #24
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_7.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def get_devices(): return jsonify({'device': [device.get_url() for device in Device.query.all()]})
Example #25
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_7.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def get_device_version(id): device = Device.query.get_or_404(id) hostname = device.hostname ip = device.mgmt_ip prompt = hostname+"#" result = show_version(hostname, prompt, ip, 'cisco', 'cisco') return jsonify({"version": str(result)})
Example #26
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_7.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def get_role_version(device_role): device_id_list = [device.id for device in Device.query.all() if device.role == device_role] result = {} for id in device_id_list: device = Device.query.get_or_404(id) hostname = device.hostname ip = device.mgmt_ip prompt = hostname + "#" device_result = show_version(hostname, prompt, ip, 'cisco', 'cisco') result[hostname] = str(device_result) return jsonify(result)
Example #27
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_7.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def new_device(): device = Device() device.import_data(request.json) db.session.add(device) db.session.commit() return jsonify({}), 201, {'Location': device.get_url()}
Example #28
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_7.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def edit_device(id): device = Device.query.get_or_404(id) device.import_data(request.json) db.session.add(device) db.session.commit() return jsonify({})
Example #29
Source Project: Mastering-Python-Networking-Second-Edition Author: PacktPublishing File: chapter9_5.py License: MIT License | 5 votes |
def interface(hostname, interface_number): return jsonify(name=hostname, interface=interface_number)
Example #30
Source Project: BASS Author: Cisco-Talos File: server.py License: GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
def job_create(): try: job = bass.create_job() return jsonify(message = "ok", job = job.json()) except Exception as ex: return make_response(jsonify(message = str(ex), trace = traceback.format_exc()), 400)