* Update channel_session decorator to rehydrate http_session
Update the http_session decorator to write the http session key
to the channel_session when available. This allows the channel_session
decorator to rehydrate the http_session after the initial websocket
connection.
closes#318
* Add persist=True option to http_session
* Add explicit option to store the session key in the channel session
* Update docs
* Add test case
* Add channel_and_http_session decorator
This decorator enables both sessions and maintains
the http_session for the lifetime of the websocket connection.
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Test Plan: Manually visited all the links I’ve modified.
* Json encoding only for not string text at HttpClient
* Decode received content if possible
* Check that content received
* Using json kwarg at receive method to decode message text content
* Wrap decorator function at channel_session_user_from_http
* Cleanup
* Arbitrary indent. sorry
* Added groups as Binding attr for easy groups_names definition
* Binding: inbound - updating fields that only in fields attribute
* Added tests for inbound part of binding #343
* Fix for flake8 checker
* Revert "Added groups as Binding attr for easy groups_names definition"
This reverts commit 009b4adbee534d4ccbea191ce2523a0edb09d407.
* Using group_names at inbound tests
* Starting reporting write up.
* Added in charts
* Added in images to report
* Cleaned up comments
* Added in clarifications about the testing
* Added in clarification
* Added date
* Added in subdir with same content
* Added in supervisor configs
* updated the readme
* Update and rename README.rst to README.md
* Update README.md
* Added in version info.
* Changes to root info
* Update README.md
* Update README.md
* Cleaned up presentation
You may also want to make use of:
```
.. code:: python
```
instead of just `::`. Sphinx will then do the colour highlighting for you and may have helped catch this.
Ooh, and also, it wasn't immediately obvious to me here that `include` is imported from `from channels.routing`. You may want to add that to the code sample.
* Added in simple locust file
* Correcting the file name
* Updated to latest version of daphne
* moving settings up
* Moved over channels settings
* Removed channels settings
* Removed settings file
* Moved around files
* Made a file for normal wsgi
* Changed regular wsgi to point to channels settings
* Create __init__.py
* Added in the appropriate import
* Named it right
* Create urls_no_channels.py
* Delete urls_no_channels.py
* Doing this so I don't have to have multiple urls
* Update urls.py
* Update urls.py
* Added in fabric cmd for installing nodejs loadtest
* Added in git dependency
* Added in a symlink for loadtest
* Made run_loadtest command
* Added in argument for time
* Changed to format on string
* Updated arguments
* Fixed typo for argument
* Made some comments and moved around some tasks
* Edits to readme
* Add a lot more documentation
* Adjusted formatting
* Added a comment
* Made formatting cahnges
* Slight language change
* Changed name for testing
* Changed name for testing
* Update asgi.py
* Added in alternate ChannelLayer
* Rename chanells_inmemory.py to chanels_inmemory.py
* Rename chanels_inmemory.py to channels_inmemory.py
* Create asgi_inmemory
* Rename asgi_inmemory to asgi_inmemory.py
* Added in routing
* Switching to instantiated class
* Update channels_inmemory.py
* Update channels_inmemory.py
* Altered the fabric testing tasks
* Update and rename asgi_inmemory.py to asgi_ipc.py
* Update and rename channels_inmemory.py to channels_ipc.py
* Updated to include asgi_ipc
* Updated environment setup task
* Spelling
* Updated channel layer
* Update asgi_ipc.py
* Rename asgi_ipc.py to asgi_for_ipc.py
* Update asgi_for_ipc.py
* Trying something
* Trying something else
* Changed it back
* changed back
* Use a mixin for common test-case code. This way we can have both
a regular channels test-case, and a transaction test-case, too.
* Adding a reference to django-cq.
* Adding the ability to launch a number of workers in threads.
This is to try and help reduce memory consumption.
* Adding a signal for process level worker startups.
* Cleaning up the threaded worker code.
* Use Python 2.7 friendly code.
* Making the runworker command show a little more information
about how many threads are running.
* Moving the worker ready signal into a method in order to support
polymorphic behavior.
* Ugh, I'm an idiot. Was launching the wrong run.
* Adding a call to the workers' `ready` in `runserver`.
* Fixed a bug whereby too many threads were being
used when threaded workers were used.
* Use a mixin for common test-case code. This way we can have both
a regular channels test-case, and a transaction test-case, too.
* Adding a reference to django-cq.
* Adding the ability to launch a number of workers in threads.
This is to try and help reduce memory consumption.
* Adding a signal for process level worker startups.
* Cleaning up the threaded worker code.
* Use Python 2.7 friendly code.
* Making the runworker command show a little more information
about how many threads are running.
* Moving the worker ready signal into a method in order to support
polymorphic behavior.
* Ugh, I'm an idiot. Was launching the wrong run.
* Adding a call to the workers' `ready` in `runserver`.
