access url_kwargs/request in on_message (django)

[Sebastian Auberger]

Hello

I am working with django and trying to extend the chat example.

Is it possible to get url_kwargs in the on_message function in my views.py file?

Or is there any request I can fetch?

Cheers

[lsbardel]

On Thursday, October 24, 2013 9:36:04 AM UTC+1, Sebastian Auberger wrote:

Hello

Hi

 

I am working with django and trying to extend the chat example.

Is it possible to get url_kwargs in the on_message function in my views.py file?

Or is there any request I can fetch?

 

I'm not sure what you mean by url_kwargs.

The `websocket.handshake` attribute is the WsgiRequest [1] which handled the handshake and therefore you can use it to obtain all information you need from the wsgi environ.

If by url_kwargs you mean a dictionary representation of the `QUERY_STRING` environ entry, than it can be obtained via `websocket.handshake.url_data` attribute.

[1] http://pythonhosted.org/pulsar/apps/wsgi/wrappers.html#wsgi-request