Jay Marcyes

basically, making something like this work: ``` @param("name", 0) ``` The idea is you could do: ``` POST /foo/:name ``` or... ``` POST /foo {"name": ":name"} ``` and they would...

If you requested `/foo/bar/che/` then path should contain `/foo/bar/che` without the trailing `/`, this would make it easy to use the path in things like `request.path.endswith("che")` without complicated logic

It's common when you start a webserver to not know the host until the webserver has started, so to create a client you would do something like: ```python c =...

this should be modified to take a list called `controller_prefixes` so it is consistent with everything else

endpoints client server is needlessly complex

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The wsgi clients use a subprocess and thread to run the server using the `endpoints.__main__` module, this seems excessive, why not just run it in a thread locally? I think...

add interface aiohttp

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https://github.com/aio-libs/aiohttp https://aiohttp.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ I just want to make a note of this even though I think Tornado largely solves the same problem

There are a bunch of places (like ip address) where it assumes it has a wsgi environment, these should be removed and made generic so the wsgi environment isn't assumed

Allow @param(required=...) to take a callback

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add conditional to param, if the conditional is true then the param is required, otherwise False, this can be as easy as just making required=callback and that will be called...

same idea as: https://github.com/Jaymon/prom/issues/64 Similar to what I put in prom, it would be great to move the code that generates the api documentation and move it into a commandline...

right now, these are unsupported: ``` na = _ast.Lambda instance < id: 31331216 __str__: Class Variables: _fields = ( 0: "args", 1: "body" ) Instance Variables: body = args =...