lwcolton
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6 years ago Sorry to hear about this, I'll take a look today when I'm off work and help you get it sorted out.
On Dec 19, 2017 10:14 AM, "Steven Gantz" notifications@github.com wrote:
Any usage breaks the entire API.
I have the following setup falcon==1.3.0 falcon-cors==1.1.7 gunicorn==19.7.1 json-logging-py==0.2
I am able to specify the "allow_origins_list" for localhost, but when I attempt to use a VM, the IP address is not constant and is sometimes different when accessed outside the corporate network.
If I attempt to add the allow_all_origins header into the CORS call, the app is unresponsive and will not accept any connections. The same thing occurs if I try to place a wildcard into the allow_origins_list.
I also cannot place the cors=public_cors call within any of my Resource objects. If I add a cors variable that links to the CORS() call at all, I can't make a connection to any of the Resource objects. Even if the IPs are listed in the allow_origins_list.
Here are the needed excerpts of code: ` """ Falcon CORS for external testing and external access """ from falcon_cors import CORS ... public_cors = CORS(allow_origins_list=['http://localhost:3000'], allow_all_headers=True, allow_all_methods=True) ... class AuthDataResource: """ Falcon Authentication Resource """
This is where if I try to add cors=public_cors I cannot access this or any other resource
def on_get(self, req, res): """ Handle incoming GET requests, return relevant info """ json = { 'version': VERSION, 'status': falcon.HTTP_200 } logger.info(req) res.media = json res.status = falcon.HTTP_200 logger.info(res)
... Falcon Application Instantiation with cors middleware
API = application = falcon.API(middleware=[cors.middleware]) API.add_route('/api/v1/version', AuthDataResource()) API.add_route('/api/v1/auth', APIAuthenticationResource()) API.add_route('/api/v1/ui/auth', BasicAuthenticationResource()) API.add_route('/api/v1/auth/getToken', GetTokenAuthenticationResource()) `
I'm just really lost and the documentation or issues don't not anything like this. I'm building out a pretty decent sized API and I love using falcon, but this is a huge hang-up so far.
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Any usage breaks the entire API.
I have the following setup falcon==1.3.0 falcon-cors==1.1.7 gunicorn==19.7.1 json-logging-py==0.2
I am able to specify the "allow_origins_list" for localhost, but when I attempt to use a VM, the IP address is not constant and is sometimes different when accessed outside the corporate network.
If I attempt to add the allow_all_origins header into the CORS call, the app is unresponsive and will not accept any connections. The same thing occurs if I try to place a wildcard into the allow_origins_list.
I also cannot place the
cors=public_corscall within any of my Resource objects. If I add a cors variable that links to theCORS()call at all, I can't make a connection to any of the Resource objects. Even if the IPs are listed in the allow_origins_list.Here are the needed excerpts of code: ` """ Falcon CORS for external testing and external access """ from falcon_cors import CORS ... public_cors = CORS(allow_origins_list=['http://localhost:3000'], allow_all_headers=True, allow_all_methods=True) ... class AuthDataResource: """ Falcon Authentication Resource """
This is where if I try to add cors=public_cors I cannot access this or any other resource
...
Falcon Application Instantiation with cors middleware
API = application = falcon.API(middleware=[cors.middleware]) API.add_route('/api/v1/version', AuthDataResource()) API.add_route('/api/v1/auth', APIAuthenticationResource()) API.add_route('/api/v1/ui/auth', BasicAuthenticationResource()) API.add_route('/api/v1/auth/getToken', GetTokenAuthenticationResource()) `
I'm just really lost and the documentation or issues don't not anything like this. I'm building out a pretty decent sized API and I love using falcon, but this is a huge hang-up so far.