How to get body in exception_handler

[tedify]

For example, I post some random data and I need to know which data was sent with error in exception_handler function, but:

def exception_handler(request, exception):
    print(request.body)

AttributeError: 'AsyncRequest' object has no attribute 'body'

[spyoungtech]

The body attribute is not directly accessible on AsyncRequest. However, all keywords are available in the kwargs attribute. So, you can perhaps extrapolate from that in your exception handler.

>>> req = grequests.get('https://httpbin.org/status/200', data={'foo':'bar'})
>>> req.kwargs
{'data': {'foo': 'bar'}}

On successful requests, you can access the traditional request object through the response attribute.

>>> req = grequests.get('https://httpbin.org/status/200', data={'foo':'bar'})
>>> req.send()
>>> req.response.request.body
'foo=bar'

Hope that helps you out.

[Jack-Lewis1]

Why does it state "Note: You should probably use requests-threads or requests-futures instead." on the readme?

Any particular reason?

[spyoungtech]

@Jack-Lewis1 you can see Kenneth's (the previous owner) comments in #124 for more details, but now that this project is under new ownership, perhaps the readme deserves an update.

Though, this comment seems unrelated to this issue :)

[spyoungtech]

Closing this as there's not been activity on it in a while. Feel free to reopen if more assistance is needed.