webapp2_extras ============== webapp2_extras is a package with common utilities that work well with webapp2. It includes: - Localization and internationalization support - Sessions using secure cookies, memcache or datastore - Extra route classes -- to match subdomains and other conveniences - Support for third party libraries: Jinja2 and Mako - Support for threaded environments, so that you can use webapp2 outside of App Engine or in the upcoming App Engine Python 2.7 runtime Some of these modules (:ref:`api.webapp2_extras.i18n`, :ref:`api.webapp2_extras.jinja2`, :ref:`api.webapp2_extras.mako` and :ref:`api.webapp2_extras.sessions`) use configuration values that can be set in the WSGI application. When a config key is not set, the modules will use the default values they define. All configuration keys are optional, except ``secret_key`` that must be set for :ref:`api.webapp2_extras.sessions`. Here is an example that sets the ``secret_key`` configuration and tests that the session is working:: import webapp2 from webapp2_extras import sessions class BaseHandler(webapp2.RequestHandler): def dispatch(self): # Get a session store for this request. self.session_store = sessions.get_store(request=self.request) try: # Dispatch the request. webapp2.RequestHandler.dispatch(self) finally: # Save all sessions. self.session_store.save_sessions(self.response) @webapp2.cached_property def session(self): # Returns a session using the default cookie key. return self.session_store.get_session() class HomeHandler(BaseHandler): def get(self): test_value = self.session.get('test-value') if test_value: self.response.write('Session has this value: %r.' % test_value) else: self.session['test-value'] = 'Hello, session world!' self.response.write('Session is empty.') config = {} config['webapp2_extras.sessions'] = { 'secret_key': 'some-secret-key', } app = webapp2.WSGIAppplication([ ('/', HomeHandler), ], debug=True, config=config) def main(): app.run() if __name__ == '__main__': main()