1 | class AppFactoryDescription(object): |
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2 | description = """ |
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3 | This gives a factory/function that can create WSGI apps |
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4 | """ |
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5 | |
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6 | class CompositeFactoryDescription(object): |
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7 | description = """ |
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8 | This gives a factory/function that can create WSGI apps, and has |
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9 | access to the application creator so that it can in turn fetch |
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10 | apps based on name. |
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11 | """ |
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12 | |
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13 | class FilterAppFactoryDescription(object): |
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14 | description = """ |
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15 | This gives a factory/function that wraps a WSGI application to |
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16 | create another WSGI application (typically applying middleware) |
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17 | """ |
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18 | |
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19 | class FilterFactoryDescription(object): |
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20 | description = """ |
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21 | This gives a factory/function that return a function that can wrap |
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22 | a WSGI application and returns another WSGI application. |
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23 | paste.filter_app_factory is the same thing with less layers. |
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24 | """ |
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25 | |
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26 | class ServerFactoryDescription(object): |
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27 | description = """ |
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28 | This gives a factory/function that creates a server, that can be |
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29 | called with a WSGI application to run indefinitely. |
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30 | paste.server_runner is the same thing with less layers. |
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31 | """ |
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32 | |
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33 | class ServerRunnerDescription(object): |
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34 | description = """ |
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35 | This gives a factory/function that, given a WSGI application and |
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36 | configuration, will serve the application indefinitely. |
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37 | """ |
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